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Peffer Melanie E. Renken Maggie Enderle Patrick Cohen Jonathan 《Research in Science Education》2021,51(5):1365-1389
Research in Science Education - Young children can struggle to learn difficult disciplinary content and important skills for practicing science. Problem-based learning (PBL) may be useful for... 相似文献
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Sherry A. Southerland Scott Sowell Patrick Enderle 《Journal of Science Teacher Education》2011,22(5):437-457
This research explored science teachers’ pedagogical discontentment and described its role in teachers’ consideration of new
teaching practices. Pedagogical discontentment is an expression of the degree to which one is discontented because one’s teaching
practices do not achieve one’s teaching goals. Through a series of structured interviews conducted with 18 practicing science
teachers of various grade levels, content areas, routes of preparation, and amount of experience, areas of commonality in
the teachers’ pedagogical discontentment were identified. The common areas of pedagogical discontentment include the ability
to teach all students science, science content knowledge, balancing depth versus breath of instruction, implementing inquiry
instruction, and assessing science learning. We draw implications for using this construct to craft more effective professional
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Haley Kranstuber Horstman Ryan Maliski Alexie Hays Joy Cox Amy Enderle Leslie R. Nelson 《Communication monographs》2016,83(3):326-348
Recent narrative theorizing suggests that humans process their difficult experiences by not only creating stories—called individual narrative sense-making (NSM)—but also by telling those stories with others—called communicated narrative sense-making (CNSM). The present study investigated the relationship between individual and communicated NSM to understand the effects of interpersonal communication on intrapersonal meaning-making and well-being. In this longitudinal, laboratory-based study, 62 mother–daughter pairs wrote and discussed stories of daughters’ difficulty. Findings revealed that CNSM—particularly turn-taking, coherence, and daughters’ perspective-taking—predicted increased positivity in daughters’ stories over time, suggesting that CNSM contributes to “re-authoring” of individual stories. Limited effects emerged for CNSM and well-being. Findings expanded knowledge about the interconnections between intrapersonal and interpersonal communication, and well-being. 相似文献
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Science classrooms have been demonstrated to be educational contexts with unique and challenging language demands. Enhanced cognitive and linguistic demands arising from an emphasis on the science and engineering practices (SEPs) and the nature of science (NOS) in the Next Generation Science Standards warrant consideration of how to support students with different language abilities. Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) students must negotiate multiple languages in the science classroom, including academic science vocabulary, written English, and spoken American Sign Language (ASL). However, science-specific ASL vocabulary is rather limited, and current development efforts mostly focus on developing signs for more traditional content vocabulary. Yet, effective science instruction for DHH students must also provide them opportunities to engage in and communicate about the NOS and the functions of the SEPs. The current study explores the availability of such ASL resources across a body of science-specific resources available for teachers of DHH students. Reviewing a body of publicly available resources, researchers identified a small list of 21 ASL signs that are common across multiple resources. These signs, and the larger data set, were reviewed to identify trends and patterns across them and how well they communicate scientific meanings for NOS and the SEPs. Issues that emerged and classroom implications are discussed. 相似文献
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