“At a nominal level, a learner can recognize scientific terms.
At a functional level, a learner can apply scientific terms.
At a structural level, a learner demonstrates procedural knowledge by transferring concepts and describing them in his or her own words.
Last, at a multidimensional level, a learner can examine socioscientific issues and make decisions on the basis of his or her scientific understanding.”
Uno, G. E., & Bybee, R. W. (1994). Understanding the dimensions of biological literacy. Bioscience, 44, 553–557.
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