Transforming History into Science Inquiry

I present an adaptable lesson format for integrating history of science and inquiry learning. Its features include: (1) motivating students by connecting science to its cultural and human contexts; (2) nurturing scientific ways of thinking through a historical case; (3) sustaining student engagement through storytelling; (4) inspiring students through the value of scientific discovery and potential role models; and (5) understanding the nature of science through authentic, fully contextualized examples.

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Journal
The American Biology Teacher
Published
2024-11-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1525/abt.2024.86.9.599
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1
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Science Education and Pedagogy
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Transforming History into Science Inquiry

Douglas Allchin
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Transforming History into Science Inquiry

Douglas Allchin
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Abstract

I present an adaptable lesson format for integrating history of science and inquiry learning. Its features include: (1) motivating students by connecting science to its cultural and human contexts; (2) nurturing scientific ways of thinking through a historical case; (3) sustaining student engagement through storytelling; (4) inspiring students through the value of scientific discovery and potential role models; and (5) understanding the nature of science through authentic, fully contextualized examples.

The American Biology TeacherVol. 86(9)
Openalex Percentile: Top 10%
Science Education and Pedagogy
2.10
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