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Re: LSC: Analogy in learning science concepts

>Target: Blood system
>Analogue: School
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Interesting - I'm not sure if this is intended for the pupils or the
science department!

I think the value of these sorts of comparisons comes from the
exploration of them - having pupils discuss and critique them. If
Puni is trying this out with classes it could be interesting to know
the outcomes: what do the pupils make of it.

Keith

>T : Artery
>A : Team leader
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>T : Arteriole
>A : Deputy team leader(or similar)
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>T : Capillaries
>A : Classroom teacher
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>T : Cells
>A : Pupils
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>T : Blood( with the 'contents')
>A : Information(various)
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>T : Heart
>A : Headteacher(or Senior Management Team)
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>Where analogy breaks down : Blood flows one way: Artery->
>Arteriole -> capillaries -> Veules -> Vein but information flows
>from leader to deputy to form tutor to pupils and then feedback and
>any other information from pupils to tutor to deputy to leader.
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>If anyone can refine this you are most welcome to make changes.
>Puni
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Target: Blood system Analogue: School T : Artery A : Team leader T : Arteriole A : Deputy team leader(or similar) T : Capillaries A : Classroom teacher T :...
shiyammy
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Feb 8, 2004
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... Interesting - I'm not sure if this is intended for the pupils or the science department! I think the value of these sorts of comparisons comes from the ...
Dr. Keith S. Taber
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Feb 8, 2004
10:29 pm

I always start the circulation analogy using houses in a suburban street as individual cells with input requirements of post and milk deliveries and output...
Sue Muswell
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Feb 9, 2004
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I like this idea very much and will use it next time I teach this topic - probably with Y8/9. Simple but effective Thanks Sue The Royal High School, Bath Sue...
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Feb 9, 2004
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Subject: "The racing car model" ... I am an undergraduate student at the Education Department of University of Cyprus (for elementary school) and I am having...
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Feb 29, 2004
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Welcome to the group Andreas ... I think this is an important point here. I've never understood how soldiers marching over different surfaces was meant to...
Dr. Keith S. Taber
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Feb 29, 2004
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Dr Keith, I am glad that you replied, but I am sorry that you are the only one who did! ... width, ... slows ... from ... You are right that this is a possible...
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