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Journal of Science Education and Technology
written by Gavin Fulmer and Ling Liang
This study tested a student survey to detect differences in instruction between teachers in a modeling-based science program and comparison group teachers. The Instructional Activities Survey measured teachers' frequency of modeling, inquiry, and lecture instruction. Factor analysis and Rasch modeling identified three sub-scales, Modeling and Reflecting, Communicating and Relating, and Investigative Inquiry. As predicted, treatment group teachers engaged in modeling and inquiry instruction more than comparison teachers, with effect sizes between 0.55 and 1.25. This study demonstrates the utility of student report data in measuring teachers' classroom practices and in evaluating outcomes of a professional development program.
Journal of Science Education and Technology: Volume 22, Issue 1, Pages 37 - 46
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Education Foundations
- Assessment
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Education Practices
- Active Learning
= Inquiry Learning
= Modeling
- Professional Development
- High School
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