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Title: The role of WebQuests in science education for citizenship
Authors: Leite, Laurinda
Vieira, Patrícia Cristina Ribeiro
Silva, Rosa María
Neves, Telmo Filipe de Sousa
Keywords: WebQuests
Science education for citizenship
Problem solving
Science learning
Images of scientists
Issue date: Oct-2007
Citation: "Interactive Educational Multimedia". ISSN 1576-4990.15 (Oct. 2007)18-36.
Abstract: Science education for all aims at developing scientifically literate citizens. WebQuests are problem-solving activities that can promote the development of competences thought to be relevant for a responsible and well-informed citizenship. By solving WebQuests students may develop conceptual, epistemological and procedural knowledge as well as interpersonal skills and ‘learn how to learn’. This article discusses the role of WebQuests in facilitating the lower secondary school students' understanding of science concepts, promoting their images of scientists and fostering their problem-solving abilities. Students' reactions to this kind of educational resource are also analysed.
Type: article
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1822/10320
ISSN: 1576-4990
Peer-Reviewed: yes
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