Reflection Discussions: Post Live Calls & Investigations
Explicitly Reflecting 1. Reflection helps you understand better what you know. 2. Reflection on the nature of the activity helps you develop an understanding of the nature and process of science. 3. Reflection helps you track how your ideas change over time. 4. Reflection helps you recognize that there are multiple interpretations and explanations for phenomena.
Post Live Call – What was something that came up on the call that was new or interesting to you? Why? – What was something new you learned about the process of science? What does that mean for you as you design your investigation? – What was something new you learned about being a scientist? What does that mean for you?
Post Investigations – What was something that came up during the investigation that surprised you? Why? – What was something that came up during presenting your investigation that surprised you? Why? – What was the most rewarding aspect of your investigation? What was the most challenging aspect of your investigation? – What was something new you learned about the process of science? What does that mean for you when you do your next investigation? – What was something new you learned about being a scientist? What does that mean for you?