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International Journal of Science Education, Nov 18, 2023
Science education international, 2018
The study investigated the development of Bhutanese students’ views of the nature of science (N... more The study investigated the development of Bhutanese students’ views of the nature of science (NOS) as they engaged an explicit and reflective approach. Seven aspects of NOS were integrated in chemistry content in learning units titled “Matter and Its Composition†and “Study of Gas Laws†for a time span of six weeks in a ninth-grade class. A qualitative approach included the use of a questionnaire, semi-structured interviews, classroom observations, and review of students’ journals and assignments. Data were analysed with patterns and themes established and students’ views of NOS in pre-instruction and post-instruction categorized as naA¯ve, transitional or informed. The results indicated that at the end of the intervention, students’ views of NOS had improved from naA¯ve to transitional views and to informed views, although development was parallel in all the aspects. It was also seen that NOS–specific pedagogical knowledge and subject knowledge play an important r...
Journal of Global Humanities and Social Sciences
Life Skills Education plays a pivotal role in safeguarding children’s personalities the 21st cent... more Life Skills Education plays a pivotal role in safeguarding children’s personalities the 21st century as they are entrusted with different kinds of adversity such as changes in the global economic, technological transformation, social problems, and critical health issues. Academic success alone is inadequate to meet the difficulties confronted in one’s daily life. Bhutan strongly believes in the well-being of the citizens and Gross National Happiness (GNH) has been the guiding principle in the country’s development and in enhancing values in the Bhutanese children. Along with GNH principle, Life Skills Education plays a significant role in emotional, intellectual, social, and physical development of an individual. Life Skills Education (LSE) has been incorporated in many developing countries including Bhutan and has prepared children to overcome the challenges in everyday life. This article describes LSE and its importance in the educational systems to enable students to develop posi...
Science Education International
This study investigated the development of Bhutanese students’ views of the nature of science (NO... more This study investigated the development of Bhutanese students’ views of the nature of science (NOS) as they engaged in an explicit and reflective approach. Seven aspects of NOS were integrated into the chemistry content in two learning units titled “matter and its composition” and “study of gas laws” over a time span of 6 weeks in a 9th Grade class. This study employed mixed method approaches which included the use of a questionnaire, semi-structured interviews, classroom observations, and a review of students’ journals, and assignments. Data were analyzed for established patterns and themes. Students’ views of the NOS in pre-instruction and post-instruction were categorized as naïve, transitional, or informed. The results indicated that at the end of the intervention, students’ views of the NOS had improved. It was seen that NOS-specific pedagogical knowledge and subject knowledge played an important role in the teacher’s ability to enhance students’ views of the NOS.
Research in Science Education
Research in Science Education
International Journal of Science Education, Nov 18, 2023
Science education international, 2018
The study investigated the development of Bhutanese students’ views of the nature of science (N... more The study investigated the development of Bhutanese students’ views of the nature of science (NOS) as they engaged an explicit and reflective approach. Seven aspects of NOS were integrated in chemistry content in learning units titled “Matter and Its Composition†and “Study of Gas Laws†for a time span of six weeks in a ninth-grade class. A qualitative approach included the use of a questionnaire, semi-structured interviews, classroom observations, and review of students’ journals and assignments. Data were analysed with patterns and themes established and students’ views of NOS in pre-instruction and post-instruction categorized as naA¯ve, transitional or informed. The results indicated that at the end of the intervention, students’ views of NOS had improved from naA¯ve to transitional views and to informed views, although development was parallel in all the aspects. It was also seen that NOS–specific pedagogical knowledge and subject knowledge play an important r...
Journal of Global Humanities and Social Sciences
Life Skills Education plays a pivotal role in safeguarding children’s personalities the 21st cent... more Life Skills Education plays a pivotal role in safeguarding children’s personalities the 21st century as they are entrusted with different kinds of adversity such as changes in the global economic, technological transformation, social problems, and critical health issues. Academic success alone is inadequate to meet the difficulties confronted in one’s daily life. Bhutan strongly believes in the well-being of the citizens and Gross National Happiness (GNH) has been the guiding principle in the country’s development and in enhancing values in the Bhutanese children. Along with GNH principle, Life Skills Education plays a significant role in emotional, intellectual, social, and physical development of an individual. Life Skills Education (LSE) has been incorporated in many developing countries including Bhutan and has prepared children to overcome the challenges in everyday life. This article describes LSE and its importance in the educational systems to enable students to develop posi...
Science Education International
This study investigated the development of Bhutanese students’ views of the nature of science (NO... more This study investigated the development of Bhutanese students’ views of the nature of science (NOS) as they engaged in an explicit and reflective approach. Seven aspects of NOS were integrated into the chemistry content in two learning units titled “matter and its composition” and “study of gas laws” over a time span of 6 weeks in a 9th Grade class. This study employed mixed method approaches which included the use of a questionnaire, semi-structured interviews, classroom observations, and a review of students’ journals, and assignments. Data were analyzed for established patterns and themes. Students’ views of the NOS in pre-instruction and post-instruction were categorized as naïve, transitional, or informed. The results indicated that at the end of the intervention, students’ views of the NOS had improved. It was seen that NOS-specific pedagogical knowledge and subject knowledge played an important role in the teacher’s ability to enhance students’ views of the NOS.
Research in Science Education
Research in Science Education