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Researching organisms of the seashore

Primary school
         Environmental sciences

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The project was carried out in a third grade classroom with 18 students (aged 9 years), and one teacher. There was also one expert (outside of the school), a biologist, participating in the project. The project lasted 11 weeks, approximately 2 hours per week in computer lab. According the teacher, the project was successful; the students got familiar with the principles and procedures of progressive inquiry. Even though the project was first time for the students to apply progressive inquiry, they were motivated and not complaining at all even they needed to be patient sometimes with all the new issues to learn. The students adopted easily FLE3, and the teacher felt that FLE3 supported the project well.

Posted by Marjaana Rahikainen at 19/05/2003

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Wonderful seas

Primary school
         Environmental sciences

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The participants were one teacher and 28 sixth grade students. The project was related to natural science, ICT, and partly also to Finnish language. The project lasted two months, approximately 1-4 hours per week (1-2 h in the classroom, and 1-2 h in FLE3). The main goal of the project was to get familiar with the practices of inquiry learning, and overall improvement of the students’ learning skills. The specific aim was to investigate how seas, especially sea currents, have effect on milieu in different parts of the world.

Posted by Marjaana Rahikainen at 19/05/2003

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Phenomenal Baltic Sea

Primary school
         Environmental sciences

Keywords: Natural science

The participants of this natural science project were 23 third grade students (average age 9 years), and one teacher. The project lasted seven weeks, four hours per week (two hours in computer lab and two hours in classroom). The topic of the project was Baltic Sea, and the special purpose was to examine components of ecosystem, vegetation, and animal world.

Posted by Marjaana Rahikainen at 19/05/2003

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