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1. www.mdpi.com › 2227/7102/14-10 › 1112Life Skills in Compulsory Education: A Systematic ... - MDPI

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   1 day ago · The significance of life skills within educational settings has grown; however, there remains a gap regarding a comprehensive understanding of the overarching concept. This systematic scoping review addresses that need, with the aim to identify and map empirical research published between 2013 and 2023 focused on life skills in compulsory education (grade 1–10). In addition to mapping the ...

2. www.lifescied.org › doi › 10Fostering Metacognition to Support Student Learning and ...

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   Apr 2, 2021 · We focus on three main areas in which faculty can foster students’ metacognition: supporting student learning strategies (i.e., study skills), encouraging monitoring and control of learning, and promoting social metacognition during group work.

   • Author: Julie Dangremond Stanton, Amanda J Sebesta, John Dunlosky

   • Publish Year: 2021

3. febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10Why science education is more important than most scientists ...

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   Jan 10, 2022 · To enable science education to attain its rightful place in society, we must expand our vision of what such an education might achieve by emphasizing several additional, increasingly ambitious goals.

   • Author: Bruce Alberts
   • Published: 10 January 2022

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   • Volume: 596, Issue2

4. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesSuccess for All? A Call to Re-examine How Student Success Is ...

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   A central focus in science education is to foster the success of students who identify as Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC). However, representation and achievement gaps relative to the majority still exist for minoritized students at all levels of science education and beyond.

   • Author: Maryrose Weatherton, Elisabeth E. Schussler

   • Publish Year: 2021

5. www.lifescied.org › doi › 10A Framework to Guide Undergraduate Education in ...

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   May 23, 2019 · In this essay, we provide an overview of the challenges that interdisciplinary studies have generally faced, address the current state of academic culture as it relates to interdisciplinarity, and summarize varying definitions of interdisciplinarity borrowed from the humanities and the sciences.

   • Author: Brie Tripp, Erin E. Shortlidge

   • Publish Year: 2019

6. febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › epdfWhy science education is more important than most scientists ...

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   science understanding and abilities propels a trivializa-tion of science education, and it threatens to push most students, including many potential scientists, away from science. Not surprisingly, how ‘science education’ is defined in college science classes sets the standard for science education at lower levels, creating a similar ...

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   What does'science education' mean?

   • But those who teach science at the elemen-tary, middle and high school level all learn their science at the college level. These teachers will tend to teach the same way that they were taught. Moreover, it is the teaching at prestigious universities that defines what the very term ‘science education’ means.

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   What is science education?

   • But those who teach science at the elementary, middle and high school level all learn their science at the college level. These teachers will tend to teach the same way that they were taught. Moreover, it is the teaching at prestigious universities that defines what the very term ‘science education’ means.

   Why science education is more important than most scientists think

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   Should science be taught?

   • education to produce adults who routinely solve their everyday problems as scientists do, using logic, experiment and evidence. Success here would require transferring what is learned in science class to general habits of mind. We know from education research that such ‘transference’ is very difficult to achieve [31,32].

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   Is science education a game?

   • Much of this schooling has been converted into a game, in which the students periodically memorize those science facts most likely to be assessed in the next course examination – a process that cannot really be called ‘education’, because it is unlikely to change anything permanently in their brains.

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   What does success mean in biology education?

   • As with other broad terms like “interest” ( Rowland et al., 2019 ), the term “success” has a variety of meanings both within and outside the domain of biology education. Student success can be seen in terms of outcomes, like persistence, increase in self-efficacy, and publication rate.

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   Should science education be trivialized?

   • In our current test-driven education systems, the fact that it is much easier to test for science words and definitions than for science understanding and abilities propels a trivialization of science education, and it threatens to push most students, including many potential scientists, away from science.

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8. www.lifescied.org › doi › pdfInclusive Teaching - CBE: Life Sciences Education

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   In this essay, we describe an interactive guide created to help instructors develop inclusive teaching practices, with a particu- lar focus on differences across race, ethnicity, and gender.