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One of the last things I really “got the hang of” when it came to designing NGSS-aligned curriculum was the use of phenomenon. The problem with this statement is that phenomena should have been where I started. When it comes to 3D learning, science isn’t about learning facts and figures for their own sake but rather in order to explain things that happen in the natural world -- phenomena.
Duh.
I missed the point there.
Learn from my mistakes in this Thursday Thought!
PS - If you'd like to connect personally with us on Instagram, you can find us at www.instagram.com/iexplorescience and www.instagram.com/sadlerscience!
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By Nicole VanTassel4.8
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One of the last things I really “got the hang of” when it came to designing NGSS-aligned curriculum was the use of phenomenon. The problem with this statement is that phenomena should have been where I started. When it comes to 3D learning, science isn’t about learning facts and figures for their own sake but rather in order to explain things that happen in the natural world -- phenomena.
Duh.
I missed the point there.
Learn from my mistakes in this Thursday Thought!
PS - If you'd like to connect personally with us on Instagram, you can find us at www.instagram.com/iexplorescience and www.instagram.com/sadlerscience!
📬 Stay Connected