Titlebook: Children’s Creative Inquiry in STEM; Karen Janette Murcia,Coral Campbell,Sinead Wilson Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Inbuilt Errors Not Yet Correctedidence and capabilities to apply new skills in novel contexts. Within STEM environments, children learn how STEM claims are generated, evaluated and shared and inquiry provides opportunities for learners to question their own ideas and thinking. The Rocard report (2007) recognised that inquiry devel

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Wenyi Gu,Lisa Putral,Nigel McMillane creative environment and activity design provoked learning by promoting dynamic interactions between ideas, objects, children and adults. The pedagogical framework we adopted underpins internationally recognised Early Childhood Education (ECE) approaches (e.g., Reggio Emilia and Free Play approach

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-1633-8d teachers’ support for STEM enquiry-based learning. It discusses these perspectives via a curriculum analysis, meta-analysis, and practice record analysis..First, the curriculum analysis explores these two perspectives in creative STEM enquiries in early childhood education in Japan. Second, the me

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Hiroaki Kodama,Atsushi Komaminees. Bush kindergartens (often known as ‘Bush Kinders’) are a place that provides an adaptation of the European forest school movement to suit Australian conditions and culture. In this informal setting, children’s play provides prospects for creative thinking and learning. The research noted science

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Myon-Hee Lee Ph.D.,Dong Suk Yoon curiosity and motivation to learn educators must provide potentiating environments in which they can work creatively to apply their knowledge and skills (Claxton & Carr, Early Years Int J Res Dev 24(1): 87–97, 2004). In this chapter the researcher outlines a teaching initiative ‘da Vinci’s Apprenti

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RNAi and Small Regulatory RNAs in Stem Cellss with issues about what science is, how scientific knowledge is developed and in what ways humans are involved in these processes. The teaching of such issues to older students has been extensively investigated, but research on NOS in ECE is extremely limited. The idea of the project was to explore