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Textbook Name: Std-7 Gujarati Semester-1 Textbook Download
Language: Gujarati
Class: Standard -7
Published by: Gujarat State Board of School Textbooks (GSSTB)
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This was unfortunate because the students spent two weeks measuring and observing two planted grass seeds both in the light and dark. The teacher hoped that her students would derive photosynthesis, a theoretical construct, from empirical observations of plants grown in the light and dark. The teacher’s expectation for her students betrays her personal views of science in that she believes scientific theories are implied from data through inductive logic.
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Pupils who had been exposed to the H style of teaching used words such as ‘idea’, ‘think’, ‘thought’, ‘problem’, ‘question’, ‘test’, ‘testing’, ‘check’, and ‘clues’ more often than did those who had been in the I or V groups. Pupils from the I group seemed to favor words such as ‘record’, ‘recording’, ‘noted’, ‘sample’, ‘specimen’, ‘notice’, ‘look’, ‘observations’, ‘information’, ‘discovery’, ‘theory’, ‘pattern’, and ‘conclusion’ . . .
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All mentioned experiments frequently but pupils from the V groups more often said that they ‘prove’ something. In another study, Smith and Anderson, (1984) observed an elementary science teacher teaching an activity-based unit on plant growth and photosynthesis. They reported that the teacher was surprised to learn that her students could not predict whether or not seeds beginning to grown in the dark would survive.
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A study by Lantz and Kass, (1987) is particularly instructive regarding the influence of teachers’ beliefs on their classroom practice. Three chemistry teachers who adopted the Same cumulus materials implemented them in ways that reflected their views of chemistry knowledge rather than the explicit orientation of the curriculum materials. For example, two teachers who viewed chemistry as a stable body of concepts, principles, and theories, had difficulty finishing the course because they attempted to teach everything as fundamental.
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The third teacher perceived chemistry as a constantly developing body of knowledge, and limited the presentation of topics to those deemed essential. Brickhouse, (1989) also considered the influence of teachers’ beliefs about the nature of science on their classroom practice.
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