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Wastewater Treatment Provides for Authentic Inquiry-Based Experiences in the Lab and Beyond
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The American Biology Teacher
The American Biology Teacher (2016) 78 (9): 739–745.
Published: 01 November 2016
... ). Constructivism is defined by Hartle, Baviskar, and Smith (2012) as “a theory that describes learning as taking new ideas or experiences and fitting them into a complex system that includes the learner's entire prior learning” (p. 31). Because learners must assimilate new information with old information...
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Narrative Accounts of Research for Teaching the Processes of Science
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The American Biology Teacher
The American Biology Teacher (2011) 73 (1): 8–14.
Published: 01 January 2011
... constructivism objectivism “Stories bind. They are connective tissues. They are basic to who we are.” Terry Tempest Williams The stories we construct to explain daily events are fraught with uncertainty. But right or wrong, they allow us to move on. If the standards of science were routinely...