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Where Literacy Meets Geography: Using Talk Moves to Engage Students in Geographical Data

Leave a Comment / Featured Articles, Junior College, Pedagogy, Secondary School, Student Learning, Volume 9, Issue 1 2020 /

Lin Yunqing (National Institute of Education (Singapore) Keywords Geography Junior College Secondary School pedagogy Student Learning Introduction The theoretical foundation of this study is social constructivism which believes that knowledge is produced and constructed in a social setting. This socialcultural perspective emphasises that literacy is shaped by social practices (Moje, 1996) and serves the purpose of […]

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Centering the Periphery: Giving Students’ Voice and Choice

Leave a Comment / Education, Featured Articles, Primary, Primary School, Social Studies Education, Volume 9, Issue 1 2020 /

Siti Dzhawieyah (Elias Park Primary School (Singapore) Keywords Primary Primary School education social studies education In April 2019, I carried out an action research study with a class of High Ability Primary 6 students to understand how to better engage students in a Social Studies class through discussion of controversial issues. Based upon my observations, these

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The “Black Rain” – A Re-assessment on the Dropping of “Little Boy” and “Fat Man” on Japan

Leave a Comment / History, History, Junior College, Secondary School, Volume 8, Issue 1 2019 /

Goh Chor Boon (National Institute of Education, Singapore) Keywords History Junior College Secondary School History In 1965, Masuji Ibuse, a native son of Hiroshima, published his Black Rain (Kuroi Ame).[i] The novel is masterful reconstruction of death from radiation sickness based on the diary of a Hiroshima survivor plus interviews with some 50 hibakusha or victims of the atomic holocaust. Ibuse’s

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Assessing Historical Discussion

Leave a Comment / History, Junior College, Pedagogy, Secondary School, Volume 8, Issue 1 2019 /

Barton, Keith C. (Indiana University) Keywords History Junior College Secondary School pedagogy Discussion can be a valuable element of history classrooms, and assessing participation can provide an important means of improving students’ engagement in this valuable form of communication. Doing so requires that teachers identify the specific skills of historical discussion that they want students to

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A Dialogic Teaching Approach: Talk Moves to Deepen Students’ Understanding in the Geography Classroom

Leave a Comment / Dialogic Teaching, Geography, Interaction Pattern, Junior College, Secondary School, Volume 7, Issue 1 2018 /

Lim Yi Xuan Debi (National Institute of Education) Keywords Geography Junior College Secondary School dialogic teaching talk moves interaction pattern Abstract In most Singapore classrooms, lessons are typically characterised by the traditional Initiation-Response-Feedback (IRF) instructional sequence. Such an approach limits students’ ability to engage in meaningful classroom discussions and is contrary to achieving 21st Century skills. This

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Incorporating Mediated Learning Experience in Geography Lessons

Leave a Comment / Affective, Cognitive, Cognitive Thinking , Geography, Geography, Inquiry-Based Learning Approach, Junior College, Mediated Learning Experience, Mediation, Secondary School, Volume 7, Issue 1 2018 /

Wong Ting Wei, Esther (National Institute of Education ) Keywords Geography Junior College Secondary School Mediated Learning Experience Geography Inquiry-Based Learning Approach Cognitive Affective Mediation Abstract With the recent emphasis on 21st century competencies, inquiry-based learning has been touted as the recommended pedagogy as it attempts to move away from didactic teaching. However, an analysis of the

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Sampling in Geographical Fieldwork Using GIS Techniques

Leave a Comment / Fieldwork , Geography, Geography Education, GIS, Junior College, Remote Sensing Sampling, Secondary School, Volume 7, Issue 1 2018 /

Tan Sheng Ting, Heidi (National Institute of Education ) Keywords Geography Junior College Secondary School Fieldwork GIS Remote Sensing Sampling Geography Education Abstract Sampling is a fundamental and essential component in geographical fieldwork. Sampling is the process of gathering data from purposefully selected sites, such that the data collected best represents the general phenomenon being studied.

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How Does Formative, Written Feedback Help Students Improve Their Geographical Writing

Leave a Comment / Volume 7, Issue 1 2018, Written Feedback /

Zainab Banu Hassan (River Valley High School, Singapore) David Toh Hui Han (River Valley High School (Singapore)) Keywords Geography Formative Assessment Written Feedback Geographical Writing Introduction As a discipline, Geography is rooted in the tradition of the humanities, which necessitates extended critical discussion of issues from a geographical lens. In the context of assessment, as well as

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Historical Evidence: Archaeological Practice as a Pedagogical Tool for Historical Education in Singapore

Leave a Comment / Archaeological, History, Pedagogical Tool , Secondary School, Volume 7, Issue 2 2018 /

Oh Ying Jie (Hwa Chong Institution (High School Section)) Keywords History Secondary School archaeological pedagogical tool Abstract Historical education in Singapore has seen much progress following the shift away from Rafflesian history to studies on pre-1819 Singapore with new publications and exhibitions. However, many educators still face difficulties in delivering this knowledge to their students. This

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Using an International Videoconference in Problem-Based Inquiry Projects: The Role of Public Voice, Audience, and Positionality

Leave a Comment / Contexts, Junior College, Secondary School, Social Studies, Student Learning, Teaching Practice, Volume 6, Issue 1 2017 /

J. Spencer Clark (Kansas State University) Keywords Social Studies Junior College Secondary School Teaching Practice Student Learning Contexts Abstract This article discusses and reflects upon a problem-based inquiry project that culminated in an international videoconference between multiethnic and multi-faith secondary students from Macedonia and the United States. The videoconference provided an opportunity for students to share

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