Unit Two: Helping Students Interpret and use data-intensive documents

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Learning Objectives

  1. Learners will be asked to create their own definition of scientific literacy.
  2. Learners will predict how data intensive documents compliment scientific literacy

Do Now

Think about your experience as a science teacher, or your future as a science teacher, and list the types of scientific documents you need students to understand. List the documents and provide a brief summary for how you go about helping students interpret them. After you have done this watch the embedded video in the following link and see what strategies you use that were mentioned in the video. http://www.mtscienceducation.org/toolkit-home/scientific-engineering-practices/analyzing-interpreting-data/


Mini-Lecture

Read the following article about teaching interpretation skills for science documents:

https://www.edutopia.org/article/supporting-literacy-science-classroom

Work Period

Summary/Conclusion

References