In the
subsequent lecture the pre-service teachers explored the development and use of a ‘Slowmation Animation’ (see
Hoban, Loughran & Nielson, 2011) for science teaching and learning. In the 2 hour workshop, the pre-service
teachers accessed the internet, their sketches, photo and 10 second movie, and used modelling clay and their
own cameras or cell phones to create an animation that depicted their group’s understandings of invertebrate
motion and associated forces. Each group then presented their animation to the class in a workshop, discussing
their learnings and their creative intent. During all in-class sessions, the instructors modelled how to teach skills
and content using an inquiry approach.
In thesubsequent lecture the pre-service teachers explored the development and use of a ‘Slowmation Animation’ (seeHoban, Loughran & Nielson, 2011) for science teaching and learning. In the 2 hour workshop, the pre-serviceteachers accessed the internet, their sketches, photo and 10 second movie, and used modelling clay and theirown cameras or cell phones to create an animation that depicted their group’s understandings of invertebratemotion and associated forces. Each group then presented their animation to the class in a workshop, discussingtheir learnings and their creative intent. During all in-class sessions, the instructors modelled how to teach skillsand content using an inquiry approach.
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