Cultural toolkits in the urban physics learning community
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Mel S. Sabella and Andrea G. Van Duzor
Chicago State University has been involved in curriculum development, teacher preparation, and education research that targets urban physics learners on the south-side of Chicago. Through this work we have begun to recognize specific cultural norms that our students bring to the classroom. These cultural norms appear to help our students establish strong communities in classes. Because of the homogeneity of our population, with most students coming from within a five-mile radius of our campus, there are a set of shared experiences that help establish a level of trust and sense of community that manifests itself in the science learning environment. Aspects of community play a major role in the preparation of teachers. In this paper we discuss our understanding of CSU student culture, its importance in the development of community, and its role in the preparation of future physics teachers.
Physics Education Research Conference 2012
Part of the PER Conference Invited Paper series Philadelphia, PA: August 1-2, 2012 Volume 1513, Pages 34-37
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