Titlebook: Education in the 21st Century; STEM, Creativity and Amanda Berry,Cathy Buntting,Alister Jones Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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When Failure Means Success: Accounts of the Role of Failure in the Development of New Knowledge in nsists of the knowledge generated and the ‘successful’ process that led to it. Failures are important aspects of the process, but are seldom considered desirable or worth publishing. We contrast with the role of failure in engineering and technology, where failure is celebrated as being an integral

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Creativity and Critical Thinking,sue, and significant for every discipline area. Both because of such cross-curriculum developments and because of the nature of STEM itself, the integration of the particular core competencies of ‘creativity’ and ‘critical thinking’ across the STEM disciplines has also grown rapidly in educational i

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,Fostering Students’ Creativity and Critical Thinking in Science Education,ppropriate tasks to develop their creative and critical thinking skills? The chapter begins by describing the development of a portfolio of rubrics on creativity and critical thinking, including a conceptual rubric on science tested in primary and secondary education in 11 countries. Teachers in sch

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STEM, Creativity and Critical Thinking: How Do Teachers Address Multiple Learning Demands?, of STEM in their practical realities. Such practical realities also require teachers to think about pedagogical approaches and their behaviours such as standing back with a clear pedagogical purpose, using questions to prompt student thinking and actively valuing student ideas become essential aspe

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Stimulating Creativity and Critical Thinking in Integrated STEM Education: The Contribution of Out-kills in at least three ways. First, by testing the disciplinary knowledge they have learned in real-world, authentic contexts, students come to appreciate that good understanding requires balance; that disciplinary knowledge must?be complemented with interdisciplinary or integrated knowledge. Secon

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Critical Thinking Across Disciplines in University General Education: Obesity as a Socioscientific t time in human history, there are more people who are overweight than underweight. Conventional school science has often portrayed obesity as a biological problem; the way to avoid obesity is to eat a healthy diet and to lead a healthy lifestyle. Implicitly, obesity is regarded as a self-inflicted

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When Failure Means Success: Accounts of the Role of Failure in the Development of New Knowledge in the teaching and learning of these disciplines in education contexts. This chapter specifically seeks to explore the ways failure is represented in each of the STEM disciplines, and through this to infer the role and nature of failure in the development of new knowledge in each discipline. We start