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Doing What Scientists Do: Children Learn to Investigate Their World
Doing What Scientists Do Children Learn to Investigate Their World
Author: Ellen Doris
Teachers and administrators wanting to make elementary science programs work will find out how in these pages. This book translates the theory of "discovery science" into a method that teachers can use. It shows:
  • how to begin and how to keep going
  • how to organize space and materials
  • how to manage the classroom in a way ...  more »
  • how to inspire curiosity and help satisfy it
Rich with examples of children's work and classroom dialogue, this is a practical book, meant to help teachers implement its ideas.
ISBN-13: 9780435083090
ISBN-10: 0435083090
Publication Date: 2/1/1991
Pages: 208
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Publisher: Heinemann
Book Type: Paperback
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