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Improving Subject Teaching - Lessons from Research in Science Education (Paperback)
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Improving Subject Teaching - Lessons from Research in Science Education (Paperback)
Series: Improving Learning
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In many countries, questions are being raised about the quality and
value of educational research, and whether educational practice can
ever draw upon research evidence as productively as in fields such
as medicine. This book explores the relationship between research
and practice in education, using the case of science education as
an example. It looks at the extent to which current practice could
be said to be informed by knowledge or ideas generated by research
- and at the extent to which the use of current practices or the
adoption of new ones are, or could be, supported by research
evidence - and so be said to be evidence-based. The issues
considered are not specific to science, but apply to the teaching
and learning of any curriculum subject.
The book draws on the findings of four inter-related research
studies, carried out by the Evidence-based Practice in Science
Education (EPSE) Research Network. It considers:
- how research might be used to establish greater consensus about
curriculum
- how research can inform the design of assessment tools and
teaching interventions
- teachers' and other science educators' perceptions of the
influence of research on their teaching practices and their
students' learning
- the extent to which evidence can show that an educational
practice "works."
The book is unique in exploring the issues raised by the current
debate about educational research within the context of the
teaching and learning of a specific curriculum subject. Rather than
looking at how research might inform educational practices in the
abstract, it looks at how research can lead to improvement in the
teaching of specific pieces of knowledge, or specificskills, that
we value. The issues it explores are therefore of direct interest
and relevance to educational practitioners and policy-makers.
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