A COMPARISON OF THE QUALITY AND SEQUENCE OF TELEVISION AND CLASSROOM SCIENCE QUESTIONS WITH A PROPOSED STRATEGY OF SCIENCE INSTRUCTION.

The article looks into the comparison of the quality and sequence of television and classroom science questions with a proposed strategy of science instruction. The multiple question category has been used as a measurement of the effectiveness of television and non-television science instruction whe...

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Publicado en:Journal of Research in Science Teaching Vol. 10; no. 4; pp. 355 - 364
Autor principal: Beisenhierz, Paul C.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Dec1973
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Sumario:The article looks into the comparison of the quality and sequence of television and classroom science questions with a proposed strategy of science instruction. The multiple question category has been used as a measurement of the effectiveness of television and non-television science instruction wherein all questions were categorized into a modified Gallagher-Aschner system. Significantly, with a curriculum containing preplanned scripts and Teachers' Manual with suggested activities, teachers utilizing television science instruction asked a higher proportion of convergent questions than teachers not using television instruction. Finally, the differences resulted from the influence of the television science series.