2021
DOI: 10.1007/s11165-021-10009-7
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Comparing Student Responses to Convergent, Divergent, and Evaluative Nature of Science Questions

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“…These are seminal, foundational works that have had a great influence on research and practice and that we as ECAs build our own work on, but there are relatively few studies that offer a close look at ‘NOS classrooms’ (micro-level)—the interactions, discourses and teacher talk that contribute to learners’ meaning-making about NOS. This lack of interest in this micro-level NOS research was raised as early as the 1990s (Kelly et al, 1998 ), but it still persists in my view, with only very few studies focusing on that area (e.g., Voss et al, 2022 ) when compared to those focusing on macro- and meso-levels. In my doctoral project, I analysed conversations in NOS lessons through a framework called ESRU (elicit, student response, recognise, and use; Ruiz-Primo & Furtak, 2007 ), which allowed me to capture the dynamic interactions and discourses within the classroom that led to a co-construction of NOS knowledge.…”
Section: Four Modes Of Innovation In Nos Researchmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…These are seminal, foundational works that have had a great influence on research and practice and that we as ECAs build our own work on, but there are relatively few studies that offer a close look at ‘NOS classrooms’ (micro-level)—the interactions, discourses and teacher talk that contribute to learners’ meaning-making about NOS. This lack of interest in this micro-level NOS research was raised as early as the 1990s (Kelly et al, 1998 ), but it still persists in my view, with only very few studies focusing on that area (e.g., Voss et al, 2022 ) when compared to those focusing on macro- and meso-levels. In my doctoral project, I analysed conversations in NOS lessons through a framework called ESRU (elicit, student response, recognise, and use; Ruiz-Primo & Furtak, 2007 ), which allowed me to capture the dynamic interactions and discourses within the classroom that led to a co-construction of NOS knowledge.…”
Section: Four Modes Of Innovation In Nos Researchmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Voss, Kruse und Kent-Schneider (2022) verglichen in einer Studie beispielsweise Schüler*innenantworten auf konvergente, divergente und evaluative Fragen zu NOS, um den explizit-reflektierenden Ansatz zu optimieren. Sie kamen zu dem Ergebnis, dass "konvergente Fragen besser geeignet sind, um die Schüler*innen zu einer genauen Vorstellung von NOS zu führen, während divergente und evaluative NOS-Fragen sich besser als Bewertungsfragen eignen" (Voss et al, 2022(Voss et al, , S. 1277).…”
Section: Nature Of Science Und Umgang Mit Fehlern Im Mint-unterrichtunclassified
“…Teaching nature of science (NOS) in an explicit-reflective manner shows a positive impact on student learning outcomes [24]- [26]. The addition of explicit reflective training on the NOS and inquiry SI into traditional science coursework is designed to improve scientific literacy skills [21].…”
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confidence: 99%