The document provides examples of three domains of learning science: understanding and applying scientific knowledge, developing and demonstrating scientific attitudes and values, and performing scientific inquiry skills. It lists concepts, values, and skills that science teachers should develop in learners, such as using inquiry-based approaches, constructivism, and learning style theory to build understanding and application of scientific knowledge. It also emphasizes developing values like curiosity, open-mindedness, creativity, and innovation. Finally, it outlines skills for scientific inquiry like exploring, raising questions, making observations, and collaborating.
The document provides examples of three domains of learning science: understanding and applying scientific knowledge, developing and demonstrating scientific attitudes and values, and performing scientific inquiry skills. It lists concepts, values, and skills that science teachers should develop in learners, such as using inquiry-based approaches, constructivism, and learning style theory to build understanding and application of scientific knowledge. It also emphasizes developing values like curiosity, open-mindedness, creativity, and innovation. Finally, it outlines skills for scientific inquiry like exploring, raising questions, making observations, and collaborating.
The document provides examples of three domains of learning science: understanding and applying scientific knowledge, developing and demonstrating scientific attitudes and values, and performing scientific inquiry skills. It lists concepts, values, and skills that science teachers should develop in learners, such as using inquiry-based approaches, constructivism, and learning style theory to build understanding and application of scientific knowledge. It also emphasizes developing values like curiosity, open-mindedness, creativity, and innovation. Finally, it outlines skills for scientific inquiry like exploring, raising questions, making observations, and collaborating.
DIRECTIONS: In the graphic organizer, write at least three concepts, three
values, and three skills science teachers need to develop among his/her learners. Explain briefly what activities you’re going to introduce to promote the development of the said knowledge, values, and skills.
THREE DOMAINS OF LEARNING SCIENCE
UNDERSTANDING AND APPLYING DEVELOPING AND PERFORMING SCIENTIFIC
SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE DEMONSTRATING SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY SKILLS ATTITUDES AND VALUES - USING INQUIRY BASED APPROACH - Learners demonstrate the which is anchored on the idea of seeking - HAS CURIOUSITY: Part of being for truth, information or knowledge. It is skills of being a Responsible curious is recognizing questions steward of nature who is not looking for the right answer but seeking the appropriate solution. The that can be asked and if children concern in keeping the learners’ take ownership of a problem or understand that there are often environment safe for a need and the desire to solve it. multiple solutions or ways to do themselves and for everybody. something they will be more - USING CONSTRUCTIVISM that explains They become citizens who about how people learn by constructing likely to explore to learn. take responsibility of their their own understanding and knowledge of the world through prior experiences - HAS OPEN-MINDEDNESS: An action in protecting and and reflecting on those experiences. open mind allows the student preserving the environment. There is a continuous asking of to make breakthroughs and questions, exploration and assessment. discover new worlds through - Learners have developed InNNthe teaching-learning it means skills being Critical and encouraging to use active learning as innovating thinking. And it is the process that requires ability to Creative Problem Solver that experimenting and real world problem solving to create more knowledge. think in uncommon ways. enable them to analyze and find solutions to any - USING LEARNING STYLE THEORY: - A CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE perplexing questions of Individual learning style depends on SCIENCE LEARNER: Creativity is cognitive, emotional, environmental problems. They have other an active process necessarily factors and one’s previous knowledge. ways of solving problems. Individualized teaching and learning or involved in innovation. It is differentiated instructions are likewise learning habit that requires - Learners have developed anchored on learning styles of learners. skills as well as specific skills to be a Critical and The most accepted understandings of understanding of the context in Creative Problem Solver which the learning style fall into three categories: Visual, Auditory (Oral- Aural) which creativity is being enable them to analyze and and Tactile or Kinaesthetic. applied. find solutions to any perplexing questions of problems. \Students learn science by Through science teaching Scientific Inquiry provide actively engaging in the certain social ethics and the opportunity for children practices of science, values such as honesty, to develop a range of skills including conducting rationality, objectivity and either explicitly or investigations; sharing ideas making judgement based implicitly. The following is with peers; specialized ways on reliable information can one such list: of talking and writing; be developed in our mechanical; mathematical - Explore object, materials students. Therefore, a and computer-based and events. teacher plays the most modelling and development - Raise questions. important role in representations of development of scientific - Make careful phenomena. attitude among students. observations. - Engage in simple investigations. - Describe (Including shape, size, number) compare, sort, classify and order. - Record observations using words, pictures, charts and graphs. - Use variety of simple tools to extend observations. - Identify patterns and relationships. - Develop tentative explanations and ideas. - Work collaborately with others. - Share and discuss ideas and listen to new perspectives.