Science Notebook Essentials.

Michael P. Klentschy

Science and Children · 2005 · 22 citations · 4 references

Concepts

Abstract

The science notebook is more than a record of data that students collect, facts students learn, and procedures students conduct. It is also a record of students’ questions, predictions, claims linked to evidence, conclusions, and reflections—all structured by an investigation leading to an understanding of “big ideas” (not factoids) in science. A science notebook is a central place where language, data, and experience work together to form meaning for the student.

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