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Chapter 4: How do I plan effective learning sequences in primary science?

Chapter 4: How do I plan effective learning sequences in primary science?

pp. 96-115

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, Macquarie University, Sydney
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This chapter presents a range of inquiry-based approaches for scaffolding learning experiences in science education using a constructivist theoretical framework. Discussion will focus on understanding the underpinning constructs of inquiry-based approaches using the 5E approach and project-based learning as contemporary examples. The components of how single and sequenced science lessons/learning experiences can be designed to optimise students’ learning of targeted concepts will also be discussed.

Keywords

  • Primary
  • science
  • education
  • Australia
  • teacher
  • curriculum
  • learning sequences
  • inquiry-based learning
  • 5E approach
  • project-based learning

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