• Deep Knowledge: Learning to Teach Science for Understanding and Equity

  • By: Doug Larkin
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Deep Knowledge: Learning to Teach Science for Understanding and Equity

By: Doug Larkin
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  • Deep Knowledge is a book about how people’s ideas change as they learn to teach science. Using the experiences of six middle and high school teachers as they learn to teach science in diverse classrooms, this book explores how their work changes the way they think about students, society, schools, and science itself.
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  • Chapter 9 — Conclusion: Drawing the Map of Learning to Teach

    Chapter 9 — Conclusion: Drawing the Map of Learning to Teach
    Mar 4 2024

    Drawing the map, landmarks, and looking on the internal in learning to teach science in diverse classrooms.
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    31 mins
  • Chapter 8 — Dialogic Interlude (with Bryan A. Brown, tara Nkrumah, Enrique Suarez, and Greses Perez)

    Chapter 8 — Dialogic Interlude (with Bryan A. Brown, tara Nkrumah, Enrique Suarez, and Greses Perez)
    Feb 26 2024

    Written for the original edition of the book but cut for space, this chapter is new to this 10th anniversary edition of Deep Knowledge. I present myself here in a fictional roundtable dialogue with the four fictional individuals, each representing and giving voice to a particular viewpoint regarding the practice and theory of science teacher education as we discuss the six cases in the book. Much appreciation to my colleagues Dr. Bryan A. Brown, Dr. tara Nkrumah, Dr. Enrique Suarez, and Dr. Greses Perez for joining me over Zoom for an evening to record this episode. The transcript for this chpater (with references) may be found here: https://www.montclair.edu/profilepages/media/3129/user/chapter8dialogicinterlude.pdf
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    43 mins
  • Chapter 7: Roberta — Permitting the implications of diversity (Chemistry)

    Chapter 7: Roberta — Permitting the implications of diversity (Chemistry)
    Feb 19 2024

    My sophomore year of high school, I walked into my first chemistry class and everything simply clicked—the years of bathroom-laboratory experimentation, speculation about what the world was made of, and a general aptitude for science finally made sense. This is what I was meant to do, chemistry was my calling. — Roberta

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    52 mins

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