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Creating Scientific Communities looks at the social context of the elementary classroom and its impact on science teaching and learning.

Produktbeschreibung
Creating Scientific Communities looks at the social context of the elementary classroom and its impact on science teaching and learning.
Autorenporträt
Leslie Rupert Herrenkohl is a developmental psychologist who has worked extensively with teachers in Massachusetts and Washington. Recipient of a McDonnel Postdoctoral Fellowship, Herrenkohl is currently an assistant professor of educational psychology at the University of Washington. A fourth-grade teacher at the Goddard School of Science and Technology in Worcester, Massachusetts, Patty Jacobs was a Hiatt Fellow at the Jacob Hiatt Center for urban Education at Clark University. While at Goddard, Jacobs has been involved in several initiatives exploring and extending hands-on science curriculum, which emphasize science talk and habits of mind. Caryn McCrohon began her career as a teacher and teacher-researcher over six years ago. McCrohon is a certified Complex Instruction teacher trainer and currently teaches third grade at the Goddard School of Science and Technology. A former elementary teacher and educational consultant, Maureen Reddy is currently a faculty member in the education department at Clark University, where she works closely with teachers in the Clark-Worcester Public Schools K-16 Collaborative.