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What do students develop to explain the causes of phenomena in investigations?
What do students develop to explain the causes of phenomena in investigations?
Students solely rely on teacher-provided evidence to support their explanations.
Students solely rely on teacher-provided evidence to support their explanations.
False
What is one way students communicate their reasoning during investigations?
What is one way students communicate their reasoning during investigations?
Through models and arguments
Students connect learning through multiple contexts by ________ on their own learning.
Students connect learning through multiple contexts by ________ on their own learning.
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Match the following elements of scientific inquiry with their descriptions:
Match the following elements of scientific inquiry with their descriptions:
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In project-based learning, what role do students play?
In project-based learning, what role do students play?
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Only certain groups of students benefit from STEM curriculum design.
Only certain groups of students benefit from STEM curriculum design.
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What is one way students utilize artifacts during investigations?
What is one way students utilize artifacts during investigations?
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What is the primary benefit of using multimedia documents in scientific investigations?
What is the primary benefit of using multimedia documents in scientific investigations?
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Productive discourse in science education has been recognized as a method to enhance students’ abilities to communicate their scientific ideas effectively.
Productive discourse in science education has been recognized as a method to enhance students’ abilities to communicate their scientific ideas effectively.
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What is meant by 'uptake' in the context of scientific discourse?
What is meant by 'uptake' in the context of scientific discourse?
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The goal of scientific talk is to foster ______ of students' ideas.
The goal of scientific talk is to foster ______ of students' ideas.
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
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Which of the following best describes productive talk among students?
Which of the following best describes productive talk among students?
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Teachers ignore evidence during productive discourse in science classes.
Teachers ignore evidence during productive discourse in science classes.
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List one advantage of using graphs and tables in scientific communication.
List one advantage of using graphs and tables in scientific communication.
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What is the purpose of inquiry activities in science education?
What is the purpose of inquiry activities in science education?
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Science investigations and engineering design completely replace the need for inquiry.
Science investigations and engineering design completely replace the need for inquiry.
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Name one benefit of engaging students in a series of investigations.
Name one benefit of engaging students in a series of investigations.
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Students may develop and use a model to communicate how the structures of organisms have changed over time due to their specific _______.
Students may develop and use a model to communicate how the structures of organisms have changed over time due to their specific _______.
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Which practice fosters equity in science education?
Which practice fosters equity in science education?
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Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
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Core ideas and _______ concepts are essential for student understanding in science education.
Core ideas and _______ concepts are essential for student understanding in science education.
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Developing explanations based on empirical evidence is a key aspect of scientific inquiry.
Developing explanations based on empirical evidence is a key aspect of scientific inquiry.
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Study Notes
Student Engagement in Investigation and Design
- Students construct explanations for phenomena and develop models that illustrate relationships among system components.
- Arguments are formulated to show how evidence from investigations supports explanations and solutions.
- Solutions are designed based on understanding component relationships and are subjected to testing.
Communication and Discourse
- Students communicate reasoning through models and arguments, demonstrating evidence-based support for their ideas.
- Artifacts and representations are used to facilitate productive discourse, enabling responses to others’ ideas.
- Technology tools, including multimedia documents, support communication by linking graphs, tables, images, and videos to text descriptions.
Productive Discourse
- Productive discourse enhances students' understanding of core science concepts by engaging with peers' ideas.
- "Uptake" occurs when students focus on and address peers' points, fostering negotiated ideas and well-supported claims.
- Teachers encourage discussions that push for clarification, allow agreement or disagreement, and prioritize evidence over opinion.
Inquiry and Learning Structure
- Inquiry activities may revolve around class-identified questions or empirical evidence but should lead to sense-making through discourse and modeling.
- Core ideas and crosscutting concepts are essential for student understanding and are built through a structured series of related investigations.
- Students gather information and apply their understanding to subsequent investigations, reinforcing learning.
Example of Application
- An example involves exploring different animal types, prompting students to ask questions about physical features and relationships with their environments.
- Pattern recognition across animal types may lead to model development, enhancing comprehension of evolution and adaptation.
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Description
Explore how students engage with investigation and design in science education for grades 6-12. This quiz examines the processes students use to construct explanations, develop models, and craft arguments based on evidence. Challenge your knowledge of scientific inquiry and design principles.
