Education Sciences, Volume 11, Issue 10
2021 October - 92 articles
Cover Story: Scientific reasoning is a key element of teachers’ professional knowledge. At two universities, pre-service biology and chemistry teachers in their early studies were surveyed. We collected their ideas on key decisions and actions that school students have to perform in an inquiry-based science experiment. In addition, students’ domain-specific self-efficacy expectation and attitudes regarding diagnostics were investigated. The results showed gaps in pre-service teachers' professional knowledge of school student difficulties in experimentation. No correlations were found between their knowledge and the self-efficacy expectation for diagnosing students’ scientific reasoning. Hence, science-specific procedures and epistemic constructs should be emphasized early in teacher education. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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