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Affective science teaching
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Affective science teaching

R. Schibeci
Western Australian Science Education Association
3rd Annual Conference of the Western Australian Science Education Association (Secondary Teachers College, W.A, 20/09/1977)
1977
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Abstract

One of the chief goals of science curriculum development projects has . been to stimulate student interest in science. This is one aspect of affective science teaching. A number of dimensions in affective science teaching can be distinguished: 1. attitudes to science (involving like vs dislike of science or scientists); 2. attitudes in science (often called “scientific attitudes”); 3. attitudes to the “attitudes in science”. What is the role of each of these dimensions? What emphasis should these dimensions receive in a science curriculum? What guidance does the literature provide in these areas? The paper will examine these issues and the possible usefulness of a taxonomy for the affective domain of science education.

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