Differentiated science teaching : responding to individual differences and to special educational needs
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Differentiated science teaching : responding to individual differences and to special educational needs
(Developing science and technology education)
Open University Press, 1993
- : pbk
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Note
Bibliography: p. [115]-118
Description and Table of Contents
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: pbk ISBN 9780335157068
Description
This is an exploration of the ways in which science teachers can respond appropriately to the whole range of pupils in their classes in mainstream schools. The author analyzes the nature of individual differences relevant to the science teacher, paying particular attention to learning difficulties and to high ability. He considers different kinds of response and specific tactics which can be deployed to help the range of pupils who find science difficult to learn, and to extend and enrich the science education of those who learn it with ease. He provides a theoretical framework for differentiated science teaching and practical proposals for effective classroom practice.
Table of Contents
Different pupils, different responses
responding to pupil differences - some possible teaching tactics
responding to pupil differences - some possible classroom strategies
putting the ideas to use
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ISBN 9780335157075
Description
This is an exploration of the ways in which science teachers can respond appropriately to the whole range of pupils in their classes in mainstream schools. The author analyzes the nature of individual differences relevant to the science teacher, paying particular attention to learning difficulties and to high ability. He considers different kinds of response and specific tactics which can be deployed to help the range of pupils who find science difficult to learn, and to extend and enrich the science education of those who learn it with ease. He provides a theoretical framework for differentiated science teaching and practical proposals for effective classroom practice.
Table of Contents
- Different pupils, different responses
- responding to pupil differences - some possible teaching tactics
- responding to pupil differences - some possible classroom strategies
- putting the ideas to use.
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