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EEO. 2008; 7(1): 111-126


Evaluation of Six Grade Science Textbooks According To Constructivist Learning Theory

Hüseyin Küçüközer,Ayberk Bostan,Zeynep Kenar,Sevda Seçer,Selin Yavuz.




Abstract

In this study, the suitableness of six grade science textbooks, the teacher guidebooks and the student workbooks prepared according to 2004 science and technology curriculum to the constructivist learning theory has been investigated. In the study, after explaining what constructivist theory is and what its requirements are, it has pointed out which elements must be in constructivist science textbooks. For unit analyses criteria suitable to constructivist learning theory has been set and the contents have been examined accordingly. For examining a biology, a chemistry and a physics unit were selected. The units, which were examined, didn’t include parts of criteria necessary for constructivist teaching processes. In general, textbooks are partly organized suitable according to constructivist learning theory.

Key words: Constructivist learning theory, Science textbooks






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