2015
DOI: 10.15390/eb.2015.2613
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Innovation Practices in Elementary School Science and Technology Course and Their Effects on Students

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“…Life-based learning involved the students' daily life, so they were able to develop their cognitive ability. Innovative project in the learning enhances the students' learning achievement [15]. By having them as active learners in the learning process, their central cognition will be modulated positively by the discovery process [16].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Life-based learning involved the students' daily life, so they were able to develop their cognitive ability. Innovative project in the learning enhances the students' learning achievement [15]. By having them as active learners in the learning process, their central cognition will be modulated positively by the discovery process [16].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fiksl, Flogie and Abersek [9], stated that the innovative didactic model based on the problem-based and research-based teaching approaches that they had developed proved to be an innovative approach in Science, Engineering and Technology education. Kavacık, Yanpar Yelken and Sürmeli [37] stated that innovative project studies is one of the methods that can provide innovation in modern science education. Martins and Martel [38] compared the traditional laboratory techniques with innovative laboratory research projects including scientific thinking, scientific writing and speaking and presentation of outcomes as posters.…”
Section: Innovative Teaching Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%