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Direct linkAshmann, Scott; Nelson, Amanda – Science Teacher, 2012
Many traditional science curricula explore human body systems separately, paying little attention to how the systems interact. For example, the textbooks "Biology" (Miller and Levine 2006) and "Biology: An Everyday Experience" (Kaskel, Hummer, and Daniel 2003) detail the structure and function of each system and individual organs but offer little…
Descriptors: Experiential Learning, Problem Based Learning, Teaching Methods, Human Body
Peer reviewedUyeda, Steve; Madden, John; Brigham, Lindy A.; Luft, Julie A.; Washburne, Jim – Science Teacher, 2002
Describes problem based learning (PBL) as a science teaching approach that combines both school and real-world science. Explains how to design an ill-structured problem considering local, state, and national standards; finding and preparing data; implementing PBL in the classroom; and its benefits and student assessment. Includes an example of PBL…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Cooperative Learning, Experiential Learning, Problem Based Learning
