Student Positioning within Groups During Science Activities

作者: S. M. Ritchie

DOI: 10.1023/A:1015046621428

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摘要: Positioning theory was used in my interpretation of the social interactions between Year 6 children during science activities. By examining unproductive journey taken by students one female dyad as they interacted with both mixed-gender and same-gender groups, it possible to consider how gender, status power relations intersected opportunities for learning. In this context, positioning helpful making visible that which is usually invisible teachers researchers.

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