As students explore, the teacher facilitates and monitors interactions. Explanation A. Students communicate their understandings, their findings, their use of skills and express their attitudes and opinions to their peers and teachers. The teacher listens carefully, accepting student responses. The teacher directs student learning by clarifying the differences between children's science and scientists' science, providing vocabulary for new concepts, examples of skills and suggesting further learning. In order to broaden understanding, the teacher provides experiences for the students to apply their new knowledge and skills.
Students also evaluate their own understanding and progress. . .
Generate a Hypothesis 3. Gather Pertinent Data 4. Analyze the Data 5. Check the Hypothesis 6. Draw a Conclusion that Answers the Question or Solves the Problem . .