Through multiple lenses, the nature of science describes how science functions.
For science educators the phrase “nature of science,” is used to describe the
intersection of issues addressed by the philosophy, history, sociology, and psychology
of science as they apply to and potentially impact science teaching and learning. As
such, the nature of science is a fundamental domain for guiding science educators in
accurately portraying science to students.
This book has been developed to help science educators cultivate the multiple
kinds of knowledge necessary for effective teaching. Shulman, (1986) suggests that
teachers’ knowledge can be divided into three broad categories—pedagogical,
curricular, and subject matter—and defines subject matter knowledge as a
discipline’s facts, principals and structure. He writes
Through multiple lenses, the nature of science describes how science functions.
For science educators the phrase “nature of science,” is used to describe the
intersection of issues addressed by the philosophy, history, sociology, and psychology
of science as they apply to and potentially impact science teaching and learning. As
such, the nature of science is a fundamental domain for guiding science educators in
accurately portraying science to students.
This book has been developed to help science educators cultivate the multiple
kinds of knowledge necessary for effective teaching. Shulman, (1986) suggests that
teachers’ knowledge can be divided into three broad categories—pedagogical,
curricular, and subject matter—and defines subject matter knowledge as a
discipline’s facts, principals and structure. He writes
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