Year XXII, Issue 5, 2013<<Archive>>
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SNAPSHOT OF SCIENCE CLASSROOM TEACHING FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF IDEAS OF CONSTRUCTIVISM: A CASE STUDY – SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN SOFIA, BULGARIA
This paper provides the argument for in-service teacher training for secondary science educators in Bulgaria. Teachers need content knowledge as well as updated teaching methodologies. Observations of Bulgarian science classrooms confirmed the results of previ...
constructivist environment, ESTEEM, science classroom teaching
EXPLANATION OF FACTS AND PHENOMENA IN CHEMISTRY EDUCATION – CONSTRUCTIVIST APPROACH
In our days the development of science education is based on the constructivist ideas. In these ideas most important for studying is the own experience of the students in their interaction with the environment. Considering the goals of chemistry education, the...
scientific explanation, chemistry education, constructivism
APPLICATION OF REFLECTIVE APPROACH TO THE BIOLOGY TEACHING IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS (9th – 11th GRADE)
The paper advocates for the application of reflective approach to the Biology teaching in the secondary schools (9the secondary schools (\(9{ }^{\text {th }}-11^{\text {th }}\) grades). The main features of this approach are carefully described. The correspondi...
high school biology education, reflection, intellectual reflection, personal reflection, reflective approach, principles of reflective approach
History аnd Philosophy of Sciеncе
NOBEL LAUREATES IN CHEMISTRY FROM THE TERRITORY OF FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
Until the disintegration of the former Yugoslavia, SFRY (1991/92), for 74 years (from 1918) people of the region lived in a common country and a single common scientific and cultural-linguistic area (creating a unique school system, founding numerous school-e...
Yugoslav scientists, nobel laureates, chemistry
THE METEORITE FROM BELOGRADCHIK
For the first time the Bulgarians have the opportunity to see how the meteorite of Belogradchik (Virba) looks like: the first picture is from the Hungarian Museum of Natural History in Budapest; the second picture is from Natural History Museum in London.
meteorites, hondrites, Virba