Publication Date
2006
Abstract
Underpinning the title of this address are two assumptions. The first is that the community should contribute to science learning. To justify this assumption, I describe a little of what we know about the outcomes of learning science. The second assumption is that the potential community contribution needs some assistance to ‘make it count’. To explain this, I outline community-based opportunities for learning science, meld this with what we know about learning outside of school, and then use case studies to illustrate how we can make it count.
Recommended Citation
Rennie, Leonie, "The community's contribution to science learning: Making it count" (2006).
https://research.acer.edu.au/research_conference_2006/8