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Direct linkConstanze Hampp; Magdalena Novak; Astrid Lange; Stephan Schwan – Science Education, 2025
Natural history museums with their huge collections and exhibits seem to be particularly well suited to create an understanding and awareness of biodiversity. Mounted specimens are typical learning objects in natural history museums. The visual sense obviously plays a role here, but the haptic exploration of certain elements can also be conducive…
Descriptors: Museums, Biodiversity, Sensory Experience, Learning Modalities
Park, Joonhyeong; Tang, Kok-Sing; Chang, Jina – Science Education, 2021
The use of group drawing to promote student-generated representation is a common instructional strategy as it combines the benefits of using visual representation and collaborative talk. Although the affordances of group drawing have increasingly been emphasized in science education, few studies have investigated how drawing as a visual mode…
Descriptors: Freehand Drawing, Teaching Methods, Group Activities, Verbal Communication
