Titlebook: Science Education in India; Philosophical, Histo Rekha Koul,Geeta Verma,Vanashri Nargund-Joshi Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.

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Examining Pre-service Science Teachers Pedagogical Orientations in an Era of Change in Indiaen inquiry, emerging from several school-related factors like class size, availability of resources, leadership guidance; discrepancies between professional development and school culture, and other personal constraints.

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A Comparative Case Study of Primary Science Teachers’ Beliefs and Orientationss led us to suggest that teacher(s) had partial knowledge regarding students’ scientific thinking, curriculum design, instructional strategies, and assessment. Several contextual factors contributed to teachers’ orientations, including environmental constraints, such as limited resources and large c

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Connecting Formal Science Classroom Learning to Community, Culture and Context in Indiaated in the research from which our conclusions are drawn. Our findings about program impacts rely upon analysis of interviews with teachers and students, as well as student work, and conference participation assessment surveys distributed after a capstone experience at which students present their

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Learning to Teach and Teaching to Learn STEM Through a Makerspace Approachenty-first century competences, listing collaboration, critical and creative thinking, problem-solving and applying knowledge as valuable to their own learning. Many of them also considered the learning skills that their students would need in the future.

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Thinking: Contextualized Innovative Thinking in India Through Science, Technology, Engineering, andf thinking between Jugaad thinking and scientific practices are highlighted. Finally, the author discusses alternative and inclusive spaces for STEM learning in order to integrate Jugaad thinking into STEM education.

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