Circles of Truth in Curriculum-making for Science in the Primary Classroom: Keeping in Mind Simplicity, Compassion and the ‘Faded Green Textbook’
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Open access
Authors
Tassell, Alison Barbara
Date
2017Supervisor
Prof. Barry Fraser
Dr Roya Pugh
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
Metadata
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Humanities
School
School of Education
Science and Mathematics Education Centre
Collection
Abstract
My inquiry explores a curriculum of simplicity and compassion that might encourage primary teachers to accept responsibility for teaching science. I have faith primary teachers have the pedagogic competence to kindle the light of science to shine in the hearts of their students and value this possibility. To write this curriculum I found the need for mutual trust, pedagogy, and integrity in the interacting and intersecting circles of truth entwining curriculum-writer, teachers and students.
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