discovering science and math using the 5e model
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Discovering Science and Math Using the 5E Model. Kathryn Crawford Joye beth Spinks Tara Thompson WkU Noyce Scholars SkyTeach. What are the 5E’s?. Engagement Exploration Explanation Elaboration Evaluation. Balancing Acts. Create Your Own. Cell Division Osmosis Probability - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
KATHRYN CRAWFORDJOYE BETH SPINKSTARA THOMPSON
WKU NOYCE SCHOLARSSKYTEACH
Discovering Science and Math Using the 5E Model
What are the 5E’s?
EngagementExplorationExplanationElaborationEvaluation
Balancing Acts
Create Your Own
Cell DivisionOsmosisProbabilityStatistics
Engagement
Grab Learner’s AttentionIdentify MisconceptionsAssess Prior KnowledgeSell the lesson to the students!
Engagement Ideas
Interesting/Thought Provoking ProblemReal World ConnectionAudio or VideoStoryDiscrepant eventCause Disequilibrium or Doubt Demonstration
Exploration
Pose questions that allow students to test ideas
Allow students to work togetherStudents take charge of their own learningUse critical thinking to solve problemsTeacher serves as guide
Exploration Ideas
Solve a problemConstruct a modelDesign or perform an experimentUse authentic data to answer open questions
or make decisions
Explanation
Students share resultsClarify the results of the ExplorationTeacher guided discussionCorrect misconceptions
Explanation Ideas
Lecture and do notes if neededClass discussionHave students explain significance to each
otherPeer analysisReadings
Elaboration
Apply concepts learned in exploration to another situation
Real world applicationsConnect to previous or future lessonsCan be eliminated under time constraints
Elaboration Ideas
Connect to a current eventBring in a professional who uses the concept
being learned in their jobShow a computer simulation of the conceptCan be similar to exploration activities
Evaluation
Formal or InformalCheck for comprehensionCan occur at different points in the lesson
Evaluation Ideas
Exit SlipRanking TaskWriting PromptPresentationTestQuestioning
5E Benefits
Easily allows checkpoints for comprehensionSets up for inquiry in the classroomIncreases intrinsic motivation (students
driven by a “need to know”)Facilitates collaborative learningProvides opportunities for critical thinking
Notes About 5E
Can easily be stretched to multiple daysCan be used with other instructional methods
Looking Back
Engagement?Exploration?Explanation?Elaboration?Evaluation?