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The document outlines a two-week workshop on the Modeling Method of Instruction for public school teachers in Louisiana, focusing on physics, physical science, and chemistry. Scheduled from July 9-20, 2012, the workshop aims to address common misconceptions in science through hands-on training and curriculum resources. Registration is required by May 31, 2012, with potential stipends available for eligible teachers.

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What is modeling instruction?

The Modeling Method: A Synopsis Instruction is organized into modeling cycles which move students through all phases of model development, evaluation and application in concrete situations thus promoting an integrated understanding of modeling processes and acquisition of coordinated modeling skills.

What is the modeling method of science instruction?

Modeling instruction is a guided inquiry approach to teaching science and mathematics. The modeling method provides a framework for science instruction that is an approximation of how scientists do science. Students engage in the activity of building, testing and deploying conceptual models of physical relationships.

What is modeling in science teaching?

Modeling involves anchoring instruction in complex phenomena, making students thinking visible throughout the learning process, supporting changes in these models in response to evidence and public reasoning, and developing causal explanations and arguments from these models.

What is the instructional model of science?

The 5Es of Science It is composed of five phases: Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate. The order of the 5Es allows students to build on existing knowledge and later, apply their newfound knowledge. As students move along the 5Es of science, they are actively engaged in their own learning.

What is the modeling instruction method?

What is the Modeling instructional strategy? With Modeling, the teacher engages students by showing them how to perform a skill while describing each step with a rationale. This provides students with both a visual and verbal example of what they will be expected to do.