Research on a Lecture-Tutorial Approach to Teaching Introductory Astronomy for Non-Science Majors

作者: Edward E. Prather , Timothy F. Slater , Jeffrey P. Adams , Janelle M. Bailey , Lauren V. Jones

DOI: 10.3847/AER2004019

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摘要: The Lecture-Tutorial curriculum development project produced a set of 29 learner-centered classroom instructional materials for large- enrollment introductory astronomy survey course non-science majors. Lecture-Tutorials are intended use by collaborative student learning groups, and designed to be integrated into existing courses with conventional lectures. These offer classroom-ready activities that do not require any outside equipment or drastic revision implementation. Each 15-minute poses sequence conceptually challenging, Socratic dialogue-driven questions, along graphs data tables, all encourage students reason critically about difficult concepts in astronomy. based on research beliefs reasoning difficulties, proven strategies. have been field- tested effectiveness at various institutions, which represent wide range populations settings. In addition development, second effort this focused the assessment changes students’ conceptual understanding attitudes toward as result both lecture subsequent Lecture-Tutorials. Quantitative qualitative assessments were completed using precourse,

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