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Modeling physics is an inquiry-based teaching method where instruction is organized around storylines that develop conceptual representations into physical models using various representations. The classroom shifts to make students responsible for their own learning through discourse and interactive engagement with physics concepts, developing models through demonstration labs, representations, and whiteboarding sessions for collaborative work and presentations. Socratic questioning by students and teachers encourages further thinking to analyze topics, reason through complex ideas, and uncover misconceptions without direct answers. This approach improves students' understanding of concepts and makes them self-directed learners while increasing classroom interaction, presentation skills, and confidence.
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- 1. Modeling Physics KarynLorang Wilkes University
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- 3. How Does Modeling Physics Affect the Classroom? Students are responsible for their learning Teacher becomes a facilitator Student discourse is a key factor to success Students are interactive with the learning of physics concepts http://www.flickr.com/photos/usnationalarchives/4727537268/
- 4. How Does a Model Develop? Each unit of study begins with a demonstration (paradigm) lab Students ask questions, define systems, and determine objectives for the model Determine verbal, diagrammatical, mathematical, and graphical representations of the concept Development continues with worksheets, readings, discussions, and more labs or activities http://www.flickr.com/photos/lowercolumbiacollege/4464499919/
- 5. Whiteboarding The key to modeling effectiveness Students work in collaborative teams Mini-presentations used to defend results or explain solutions Occurs when students discuss lab results, homework, or readings Use of Socratic questioning by both classmates and teacher http://www.flickr.com/photos/netgeek/386209362/
- 6. What is Socratic Questioning? Questions used to encourage further thinking Used to analyze topics or uncover misconceptions without giving answers Used to reason through complex topics http://www.flickr.com/photos/ian-w-scott/4869953457/
- 7. Advantages to the Modeling Approach to Teaching and Learning Students develop a better grasp of the concepts Students become self-directed learners through the use of Socratic questioning Increases student interaction within the classroom Increases presentation skills and confidence for students