Students of Teaching explore scientific phenomena they will teach and reflect on their learning. |
Looking at learning has really helped me come to a new understanding of what it means to teach. It was interesting to see how each person went in a different direction given the same starting point and materials. . . . everyone came up with new information that helped other people in what they were doing. . . I learned because it came from a process and experiment that I built for myself. - Ariel, Student of Teaching | They explore how children develop understanding of those phenomena. |
Student of Teaching Exploring A Butterfly |
Children Exploring A Butterfly | |
Student of Teaching Exploring Shadows |
Child Exploring Shadows | |
Student of Teaching Exploring How A Bulb Lights |
Children Exploring How A Bulb Lights | |
Student of Teaching Exploring How Balls Roll |
Children Exploring How Balls Roll | |
The student of teaching then uses insights gained to create exploratory curriculum for K-12 students.
Teacher Education students draw on their experiences exploring scientific phenomena and children's science learning to create curriculum for students.
Teacher education students pilot their curriculum with students from a neighborhood elementary school.
Teacher education students use their observations and data gathered to revise and curriculum to deepen exploratory learning.