인식 행위로서 수업 담화 분석: 초등 과학 수업을 중심으로
An Analysis of Classroom Discourse as an Epistemic Practice: Based on Elementary Science Classrooms
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The purpose of this study was to investigate the epistemic process in elementary science classrooms by analyzing classroom discourse as a epistemic practice. Data came from four elementary teachers in the form of video-recordings. A total of 12 elementary science lessons were examined to reveal the discursive modes and sequences in which the teacher and students participated when they constructed and developed scientific knowledge during the lessons. Three representative discursive patterns were found in the elementary science lessons explored: (i) ‘Retrieving-Retrieving-…’ by which well-established scientific knowledge was retrieved repeatedly, (ii) ‘Exploring-Building on the Shared’ which allowed introducing new scientific knowledge based on the scientific phenomena explored by the teacher and students together through practical work, and (iii) ‘Retrieving- Elaborating/Reformulating/Narrating’ or ‘Building on the Shared-Elaborating/Reformulating/Narrating’ which expanded and strengthened scientific knowledge already learned. These discursive patterns were suggested as discursive- epistemic mechanisms employed frequently in the epistemic process in elementary science lessons and as a basis for defining epistemic cultures of science classrooms.
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The purpose of this study was to investigate the epistemic process in elementary science classrooms by analyzing classroom discourse as a epistemic practice. Data came from four elementary teachers in the form of video-recordings. A total of 12 elementary science lessons were examined to reveal the discursive modes and sequences in which the teacher and students participated when they constructed and developed scientific knowledge during the lessons. Three representative discursive patterns were found in the elementary science lessons explored: (i) ‘Retrieving-Retrieving-…’ by which well-established scientific knowledge was retrieved repeatedly, (ii) ‘Exploring-Building on the Shared’ which allowed introducing new scientific knowledge based on the scientific phenomena explored by the teacher and students together through practical work, and (iii) ‘Retrieving- Elaborating/Reformulating/Narrating’ or ‘Building on the Shared-Elaborating/Reformulating/Narrating’ which expanded and strengthened scientific knowledge already learned. These discursive patterns were suggested as discursive- epistemic mechanisms employed frequently in the epistemic process in elementary science lessons and as a basis for defining epistemic cultures of science classrooms.
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