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James P. Concannon Marcelle A. Siegel Kristy Halverson Sharyn Freyermuth 《Journal of Science Education and Technology》2010,19(2):177-186
In this study, we examined 96 undergraduate non-science majors’ conceptions of stem cells, stem cell research, and cloning.
This study was performed at a large, Midwest, research extensive university. Participants in the study were asked to answer
23 questions relating to stem cells, stem cell research, and cloning in an on-line assessment before and after instruction.
Two goals of the instruction were to: (1) help students construct accurate scientific ideas, and (2) enhance their reasoning
about socioscientific issues. The course structure included interactive lectures, case discussions, hands-on activities, and
independent projects. Overall, students’ understandings of stem cells, stem cell research, and cloning increased from pre-test
to post-test. For example, on the post-test, students gained knowledge concerning the age of an organism related to the type
of stem cell it possesses. However, we found that some incorrect ideas that were evident on the pre-test persisted after instruction.
For example, before and after instruction several students maintained the idea that stem cells can currently be used to produce
organs. 相似文献
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Kristy L. Halverson Marcelle A. Siegel Sharyn K. Freyermuth 《Journal of Science Education and Technology》2010,19(6):612-620
Helping students develop criteria for judgment and apply examination skills is essential for promoting scientific literacy. With the increasing availability of the Internet, it is even more essential that students learn how to evaluate the science they gather from online resources. This is particularly true because publishing information on the web is not restricted to experts, and content quality can vary greatly across websites. The responsibility of evaluating websites falls upon the user. Little research has examined undergraduates’ evaluation of web sites in science classes. The purpose of this study was to investigate on which websites college students selected and how they evaluated the websites used when developing individual positions about stem-cell research. We used a qualitative approach in search of patterns in undergraduates’ website selection and evaluation criteria. We found that students used a variety of web resources from eleven types of websites to complete their independent research report. Students also used eleven evaluation criteria to evaluate these sources, some useful (e.g., credibility) and some not useful (e.g., readability). We found that university students struggled with critically evaluating online resources. Undergraduates need prompts to learn how to critically evaluate the science content provided within websites. This type of scaffold can facilitate useful evaluation and promote critical thinking required for becoming scientifically literate. 相似文献
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Cathryn Kabacoff Vasudha Srivastava Douglas N. Robinson 《CBE life sciences education》2013,12(3):410-418
Internships are an effective way of connecting high school students in a meaningful manner to the sciences. Disadvantaged minorities have fewer opportunities to participate in internships, and are underrepresented in both science, technology, engineering, and mathematics majors and careers. We have developed a Summer Academic Research Experience (SARE) program that provides an enriching academic internship to underrepresented youth. Our program has shown that to have a successful internship for these disadvantaged youth, several issues need to be addressed in addition to scientific mentoring. We have found that it is necessary to remediate and/or fortify basic academic skills for students to be successful. In addition, students need to be actively coached in the development of professional skills, habits, and attitudes necessary for success in the workplace. With all these factors in place, these youths can become better students, compete on a more level playing field in their internships, and increase their potential of participating actively in the sciences in the future. 相似文献
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Stephen B. Witzig Kristy L. Halverson Marcelle A. Siegel Sharyn K. Freyermuth 《International Journal of Science Education》2013,35(15):2483-2507
Scientific literacy is an important goal for science education, especially within controversial socioscientific issues. In this study, we analysed 143 students' research reports about stem cell research (SCR) for how they addressed specific source evaluation criteria provided within the assignment. We investigated students' opinions about SCR, how they used the evaluation criteria to evaluate online sources and whether the evaluation criteria and/or the specific sources influenced their opinion and/or understanding of SCR. We found that most of the students supported some form of SCR and reported that their sources were credible and contained more factual information than opinions. Students critiqued the language of the authors, as well as status in their respective fields, along with the content within each source. Additionally, students reported that their sources influenced their content knowledge, but had little influence regarding their SCR opinions. Through this work, we present a new working model and suggest the need for additional research about the understudied interface of opinion, understanding and evaluation within the context of important socioscientific issues. Students' opinions and content knowledge, located at the model's centre, influence and are influenced by the research topic, the sources used, the evaluation criteria and the evaluation of the sources that students use to provide evidence for claims. 相似文献