The document discusses learning strategies and assessment techniques for science education. It identifies inquiry-based, discovery, and experimental approaches to science teaching. Inquiry-based learning is described in more detail, with characteristics including students posing their own questions and planning and conducting their own experiments. Tips for creating an inquiry-based classroom are provided, such as spending more time on projects than lecturing and accepting that no two classes will be the same.
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2. Learning Outcome
• At the end of the lesson, the
learners should be able to construct
appropriate learning strategies and
assessment techniques as applied
in Science
3. Learning Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the learners
should be able to
1. Identify different science teaching
approach, and
2. construct appropriate learning
strategies and assessment
techniques as applied in Science
14. Characteristics of IBL
1. Students pose their own
questions
2. Students raise hypotheses
3. Students plan own experiments
4. Students make own experiments
5. Students interpret the data
6. Students present the results
22. References
• Hammer B., (August 13, 2018), 5 Tips for Creating an
Inquiry-Based Classroom,
http://blog.edmentum.com/teacher-tips-5-tips-creating-
inquiry-based-classroom, November 13, 2018
• Spencer J., (Dec 5, 2017), What is Inquiry-Based
Learning?,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlwkerwaV2E,
November 13, 2018
• Ward Y., (Feb 17, 2015), How to structure an Inquiry
Based Lesson,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOWn6DZrQ40,
November 13, 2018