Science process skills in small children’s science education

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  • Jenni Vartiainen

Abstrakti

This article discusses the central science process skills in the education of sustainable chemistry in inquiry-based learning of children under school age. Science process skills are skills that are essential in learning chemistry and other natural sciences. They can be learned best through inquiry-based working. An inquiry-based approach makes it possible to practice small children’s science process skills in a suitable way for the child’s level of development, supported by parents. This article introduces a science education model for the practicing of small children’s science process skills, which has been developed in a doctoral dissertation.

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Julkaistu

2016-12-20

Viittaaminen

Vartiainen, J. (2016). Science process skills in small children’s science education. LUMAT-B: International Journal on Math, Science and Technology Education, 1(3). Noudettu osoitteesta https://journals-21.hulib.helsinki.fi/lumatb/article/view/1200

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The Nature of Chemistry as a Science – Inquiry-Based Learning of Chemistry