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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781009339759
- Artikelnr.: 70910702
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Introduction Coral Campbell and Christine Howitt; Part I. What Initial
Information Should I Know to Teach Science?: 1. The place of science in the
early years Coral Campbell and Christine Howitt; 2. Identifying the science
in early childhood policy documentation Andrea Nolan and Bridie Raban; 3.
Science in the Australian Curriculum Kathryn Paige; 4. Learning theories
linking to early childhood science education Coral Campbell and Sarika
Kewalramani; Part II. How Can I Enhance Children's Learning of Science?: 5.
Approaches to enhance science learning Coral Campbell, Sarika Kewalramani
and Kate Chealuck; 6. Inquiry science for young children Christine Howitt
and Pauline Roberts; 7. Teaching science inclusively Gemma Scarparolo; 8.
Indigenous Ways of Knowing in science Kate Chealuck and Coral Campbell; 9.
Science learning through play Sandra Hesterman and Nicole Hunter; 10.
Enhancing young children's science identity through pedagogical practices
Elaine Blake and Christine Howitt; 11. STEM education in early childhood
Christine Preston; Part III. How Can I Use the Learning Environment to
Enhance Children's Science Understandings?: 12. Science learning through
informal experiences Christine Howitt and Coral Campbell; 13. Science
learning in natural surroundings Coral Campbell and Chris Speldewinde; Part
IV. How Do I Plan and Assess in Science?: 14. Planning for teaching science
in the early years Christine Howitt and Pauline Roberts; 15. Intentional
teaching of science Christine Howitt, Coral Campbell and Suzanne Infantino;
16. Observing, assessing and documenting science learning Coral Campbell
and Pauline Roberts; 17. Science education: professional learning through
reflective practice Christine Howitt and Coral Campbell.
Information Should I Know to Teach Science?: 1. The place of science in the
early years Coral Campbell and Christine Howitt; 2. Identifying the science
in early childhood policy documentation Andrea Nolan and Bridie Raban; 3.
Science in the Australian Curriculum Kathryn Paige; 4. Learning theories
linking to early childhood science education Coral Campbell and Sarika
Kewalramani; Part II. How Can I Enhance Children's Learning of Science?: 5.
Approaches to enhance science learning Coral Campbell, Sarika Kewalramani
and Kate Chealuck; 6. Inquiry science for young children Christine Howitt
and Pauline Roberts; 7. Teaching science inclusively Gemma Scarparolo; 8.
Indigenous Ways of Knowing in science Kate Chealuck and Coral Campbell; 9.
Science learning through play Sandra Hesterman and Nicole Hunter; 10.
Enhancing young children's science identity through pedagogical practices
Elaine Blake and Christine Howitt; 11. STEM education in early childhood
Christine Preston; Part III. How Can I Use the Learning Environment to
Enhance Children's Science Understandings?: 12. Science learning through
informal experiences Christine Howitt and Coral Campbell; 13. Science
learning in natural surroundings Coral Campbell and Chris Speldewinde; Part
IV. How Do I Plan and Assess in Science?: 14. Planning for teaching science
in the early years Christine Howitt and Pauline Roberts; 15. Intentional
teaching of science Christine Howitt, Coral Campbell and Suzanne Infantino;
16. Observing, assessing and documenting science learning Coral Campbell
and Pauline Roberts; 17. Science education: professional learning through
reflective practice Christine Howitt and Coral Campbell.
Introduction Coral Campbell and Christine Howitt; Part I. What Initial
Information Should I Know to Teach Science?: 1. The place of science in the
early years Coral Campbell and Christine Howitt; 2. Identifying the science
in early childhood policy documentation Andrea Nolan and Bridie Raban; 3.
Science in the Australian Curriculum Kathryn Paige; 4. Learning theories
linking to early childhood science education Coral Campbell and Sarika
Kewalramani; Part II. How Can I Enhance Children's Learning of Science?: 5.
Approaches to enhance science learning Coral Campbell, Sarika Kewalramani
and Kate Chealuck; 6. Inquiry science for young children Christine Howitt
and Pauline Roberts; 7. Teaching science inclusively Gemma Scarparolo; 8.
Indigenous Ways of Knowing in science Kate Chealuck and Coral Campbell; 9.
Science learning through play Sandra Hesterman and Nicole Hunter; 10.
Enhancing young children's science identity through pedagogical practices
Elaine Blake and Christine Howitt; 11. STEM education in early childhood
Christine Preston; Part III. How Can I Use the Learning Environment to
Enhance Children's Science Understandings?: 12. Science learning through
informal experiences Christine Howitt and Coral Campbell; 13. Science
learning in natural surroundings Coral Campbell and Chris Speldewinde; Part
IV. How Do I Plan and Assess in Science?: 14. Planning for teaching science
in the early years Christine Howitt and Pauline Roberts; 15. Intentional
teaching of science Christine Howitt, Coral Campbell and Suzanne Infantino;
16. Observing, assessing and documenting science learning Coral Campbell
and Pauline Roberts; 17. Science education: professional learning through
reflective practice Christine Howitt and Coral Campbell.
Information Should I Know to Teach Science?: 1. The place of science in the
early years Coral Campbell and Christine Howitt; 2. Identifying the science
in early childhood policy documentation Andrea Nolan and Bridie Raban; 3.
Science in the Australian Curriculum Kathryn Paige; 4. Learning theories
linking to early childhood science education Coral Campbell and Sarika
Kewalramani; Part II. How Can I Enhance Children's Learning of Science?: 5.
Approaches to enhance science learning Coral Campbell, Sarika Kewalramani
and Kate Chealuck; 6. Inquiry science for young children Christine Howitt
and Pauline Roberts; 7. Teaching science inclusively Gemma Scarparolo; 8.
Indigenous Ways of Knowing in science Kate Chealuck and Coral Campbell; 9.
Science learning through play Sandra Hesterman and Nicole Hunter; 10.
Enhancing young children's science identity through pedagogical practices
Elaine Blake and Christine Howitt; 11. STEM education in early childhood
Christine Preston; Part III. How Can I Use the Learning Environment to
Enhance Children's Science Understandings?: 12. Science learning through
informal experiences Christine Howitt and Coral Campbell; 13. Science
learning in natural surroundings Coral Campbell and Chris Speldewinde; Part
IV. How Do I Plan and Assess in Science?: 14. Planning for teaching science
in the early years Christine Howitt and Pauline Roberts; 15. Intentional
teaching of science Christine Howitt, Coral Campbell and Suzanne Infantino;
16. Observing, assessing and documenting science learning Coral Campbell
and Pauline Roberts; 17. Science education: professional learning through
reflective practice Christine Howitt and Coral Campbell.