Titlebook: Redefining Scientific Thinking for Higher Education; Higher-Order Thinkin Mari Murtonen,Kieran Balloo Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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The Roles of Epistemic Understanding and Research Skills in Students’ Views of Scientific Thinkings. Thus, students’ epistemic understanding and their understanding of research play central roles in the development of scientific thinking. This chapter sheds light on the phenomena of epistemic understanding and research-based thinking from the viewpoints of students. We present data on how studen

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Evidenced-Based Thinking for Scientific Thinkingof scientific thinking. A qualitative case study is described during which the instructors implemented a typology of five types of evidence: Statistical, qualitative, anecdotal, legal, and expert opinion. By using this typology, students effectively described types of evidence, used evidence to supp

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Expertise Development and Scientific Thinkingation before entering into work. Surprisingly, only a few studies have systematically examined the role of scientific thinking in expertise development. Many studies have shown that initial scientific knowledge seems to disappear during the course of expertise development. This conclusion was challe

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Developing Scientific Thinking and Research Skills Through the Research Thesis or Dissertationheir dissertation/thesis at postgraduate levels, and also final year undergraduate (Australian honours year) dissertation. A model of four quadrants is introduced. Practice and experience-informed examples are presented to show how higher order skills can be realised and embedded so that they become

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