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Ask the Experts—November 2004

Journal Article

Ask the Experts—November 2004

In this month’s column, the experts address the following question: My students wondered how scientists give scientific names to hybrids such as mules?...

Idea Bank: Look Before You Leap

Journal Article

Idea Bank: Look Before You Leap

Induction and deduction are important to logical thinking in general and to science specifically, and should be important elements of the science curriculum. These two logical tools are the foundation of science and understanding them would benefit a...

The Nature of Science: Always Part of the Science Story

Journal Article

The Nature of Science: Always Part of the Science Story

Understanding how science works is crucial to scientific literacy because bound up in content and public policy decisions involving science are issues regarding what science is, how knowledge in science comes to be accepted, and what science can and ...

Quizzing Students on the Myths of Science

Journal Article

Quizzing Students on the Myths of Science

One way to promote better understanding of the nature of science is to study myths of science by teaching, testing, and reflecting on these ideas at many points during instruction. The authors have developed a “Myths of Science” quiz for students...

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