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jschriefShows a video of students studied by Harvard of their understanding of moon phases and seasons. Prior knowledge comes into play and shows that students are rarely right in the examples which shows teachers that prior knowledge is a key thing to test for before moving on to harder topics.
Use: I might show a clip of this video to show students that what they know may be incorrect but also may be correct even though I don't show it. I want to show a variety of ways to do problems. I would hope that this video would inspire them to show ways they know work that I haven't thought of. Also, it reminds me to test prior knowledge. This would be a great video to show during an in-service day. -
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Laura Torres ZúñigaInterviews about basic science misconceptions in students
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04 Dec 17
professorabsmithVideo showing how students' prior knowledge can completely block new lesson. Reminder that you MUST examine what they know (or think they know), then build upon, provide support, and sometimes, UNLEARN some prior knowledge.
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josieroze13Why don't even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts?
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eschrageThis website contains a video that discusses misconceptions many students have about scientific concepts. As a science teacher, it will be important for me to address common misconceptions that students may have.
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30 Apr 17
Leora SeilerGreat video focused on science and prior knowledge. What leads to misconceptions? How do we reject old ideas?
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trevorturner1Prior knowledge and personal beliefs can interfere with a students learning in which every teacher needs to be aware of.
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katedecker15Students prior knowledge, or what they think they know, can sometimes prevent new ideas to come in their brains. It is important to understand what students' prior knowledge is so that you can pinpoint misconceptions and why they are happening.
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dksweet89This has videos that deal with teaching. The first video is a really enlightening video about students' prior-knowledge.
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amackeyThis video shows how often students may come up with their own theory for how something works and then not be able to adapt when taught the correct process.
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mswiebeThe VOD1 explains how teachers should never assume their students know something or how something happens without first testing their prior knowledge and teaching them where they are at.
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kstrickland13Why don't even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts?
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mtovar1"With its famous opening scene at a Harvard graduation, this classic of education research brings into sharp focus the dilemma facing all educators: Why don't even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts? "
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22 Oct 15
elizabeth-rossA video documentary on education research for grade 5-12 educators; 1 twenty-minute video program and guide. I will use these in my classroom to help me better understand the aspects of what truly is going on with our educational research.
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cjohns37A video documentary on education research for grade 5-12 educators; 1 twenty-minute video program and guide
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23 Apr 15
daphneevansWith its famous opening scene at a Harvard graduation, this classic of education research brings into sharp focus the dilemma facing all educators: Why don't even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts? This award-winning program traces the problem through interviews with Harvard graduates and their professors, as well as with a bright ninth-grader who has some confused ideas about the orbits of the planets. Equally useful for education methods classes, teacher workshops, and presentations to the public, A Private Universe is an essential resource for science and methodology teachers.
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devoreWith its famous opening scene at a Harvard graduation, this classic of education research brings into sharp focus the dilemma facing all educators: Why don't even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts?
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Holly Van CleveWith its famous opening scene at a Harvard graduation, this classic of education research brings into sharp focus the dilemma facing all educators: Why don't even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts? This award-winning program traces the problem through interviews with Harvard graduates and their professors, as well as with a bright ninth-grader who has some confused ideas about the orbits of the planets. Equally useful for education methods classes, teacher workshops, and presentations to the public, A Private Universe is an essential resource for science and methodology teachers.
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30 Apr 14
John McCormackWith its famous opening scene at a Harvard graduation, this classic of education research brings into sharp focus the dilemma facing all educators: Why don't even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts?
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02 Apr 14
Amanda GeretyA video documentary on education research for grade 5-12 educators; 1 twenty-minute video program and guide.
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01 Apr 14
Derek DominoThis video brings into sharp focus the dilemma facing all educators: Why don't even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts? Interviews are held with high school students and Ivy League graduates asking them to explain what causes the seasons and the phases of the moon. Even the brightest students in the class have false ideas based on enduring misconceptions that traditional instructional methods cannot overcome.
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29 Mar 14
hmarchantWith its famous opening scene at a Harvard graduation, this classic of education research brings into sharp focus the dilemma facing all educators: Why don't even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts? This award-winning program traces the problem through interviews with Harvard graduates and their professors, as well as with a bright ninth-grader who has some confused ideas about the orbits of the planets. Equally useful for education methods classes, teacher workshops, and presentations to the public, A Private Universe is an essential resource for science and methodology teachers.
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Megan Hayes-GoldingThis and another site, according to Frank Noschese, are must see for physics teachers.
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Dave ChristensenNGSS resource describing how not knowing science accumulates.
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03 May 13
Sue BeersVideo showing misconceptions of students in science.
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15 Feb 13
Kelly Boushell"With its famous opening scene at a Harvard graduation, this classic of education research brings into sharp focus the dilemma facing all educators: Why don't even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts? This award-winning program traces the problem through interviews with Harvard graduates and their professors, as well as with a bright ninth-grader who has some confused ideas about the orbits of the planets. Equally useful for education methods classes, teacher workshops, and presentations to the public, A Private Universe is an essential resource for science and methodology teachers. "
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Elizabeth ZoddaMust watch re: learning - Private Universe http://t.co/TTKLYKho and Minds of Our Own http://t.co/2HCFhuNx @puzzleschool @anniemurphypaul
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Matthew BrewerMust watch re: learning - Private Universe http://t.co/TTKLYKho and Minds of Our Own http://t.co/2HCFhuNx @puzzleschool @anniemurphypaul
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Jane Jarvis“Private Universe” video highlighting students’ misconceptions about science. Highlights the importance of understanding the misconceptions students bring to the classroom and the need to move beyond facts to teach for deeper understanding.
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Frank NoscheseShowed a "Private Universe" in Research Methods tonight http://t.co/l2N2SUPu This is the backchannel convo http://t.co/toggA3AN #edchat
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Brenda DyckWhy don’t even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts? This award-winning program traces the problem through interviews with Harvard graduates and their professors, as well as with a bright ninth-grader who has some confused ideas about the orbits of the planets. Equally useful for education methods classes, teacher workshops, and presentations to the public, A Private Universe is an essential resource for science and methodology teachers.
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Magdalen Zander*To view videos developed by Harvard Smithsonian, you will be required to register free of charge the first time you access the learner.org website. You will probably have to go to the http://www.learner.org website first, in order to register. You may be required to download some free software before you can play the videos. Just follow directions from the Learner home page in order to set up your computer. You will also be required to use a password of your choosing. Write this down in case you are asked to use it again. When you have chosen your specific video from the lists described below, click on that button and wait for the video to load. Be patient, it might take up to two minutes even on cable Internet.
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Mitch BleierThis 20-minute video from Harvard-Smithsonian Astrophysics Center examines how learners hold on to their own conceptions about the natural world despite diligent and determined teaching. Use the "VoD" button to view online.
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Noelle Kreidervideo illuminating common misconceptions of our universe and solar system
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Janet Jordanvideo online free viewing - how students come to a task with own perceptions and misconceptions. Especially good for teaching of sciences. Produced at Harvard in 1987
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nsdl workshopsWith its famous opening scene at a Harvard graduation, this classic of education research brings into sharp focus the dilemma facing all educators: Why don’t even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts? This award-winning program traces the problem through interviews with Harvard graduates and their professors, as well as with a bright ninth-grader who has some confused ideas about the orbits of the planets. Equally useful for education methods classes, teacher workshops, and presentations to the public, A Private Universe is an essential resource for science and methodology teachers.
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