Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7566099 | Educación Química | 2009 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
This conference aims to show how the results of research in science teaching can be used by teachers in the design and development of a sequence of learning from a socio-constructivist view. Based on the training needs of the teacher to successfully face the challenges of teaching, teachers have to develop four skills in the design of a teaching sequence: the history and epistemology of the concepts and theories taught and, in particular, major problems in its construction; namely the sequencing of objectives and appropriate content to the student's psychological problems, in the form of interest; determine the specific knowledge and skills students should acquire in relation to the contents and understand their key difficulties; finally find a teaching model selection to derive coherent strategies that facilitate learning. In the talk has been applied the model of teaching-learning based on developing guided research focused on the design of a sequence of teaching on the atomic theory of matter for high school students.
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Authors
Carles Furió Más, Cristina Furió Gómez,