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A Philosophical Analysis, Martin, (1972) reiterated many of the arguments put forward by Robinson in supporting NOS in science instruction. In addition, lie reviewed many of the important concepts from the philosophy of science including the value of inquiry learning, the nature of explanation, and the character of observation both in science and in science learning. In the section on goals of science education lie specifically stated that student should acquire a range of scientific propensities.
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Despite these early and now-neglected plans and rationales, science teachers and science curricula seem rigidly bound to a tradition of communicating the facts or end products of science while generally neglecting how this knowledge was constructed. After almost fifty years of interest concerning the nature of science in science curricula, little change has occurred.
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For example, in 1982, Kilborn suggested that science instruction does not present the essential background for understanding the meaning of science. Ten years later, Gallagher, (1991) observed that science lessons revealed an emphasis on the body and terminology of knowledge in science rather than the nature of science.
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Fleury and Bentley, (1991) refer to the way that science knowledge comes to exist as the “infrastructure of scientific knowledge” and argue that if knowledge of the infrastructure is faulty then any understanding constructed on it will be fallible. Most sobering is the assertion of Bentley and Garrison, (1991) that for most science students, a description of the NOS is relegated to a few paragraphs at the beginning of the textbook quickly glossed over in favor of the facts and concepts that cram the remainder of the book and generally fill the course.
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