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    경기도 시화호 탄도 해안과 한염 지역의 야외 지질 답사 수업모형에 대한 질적 분석 = A Qualitative Analysison a Geological Field Excursion Teaching Model on Tando Coast and Hanyom Area at Shiwha Lake in Kyunggido

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    By analyzing and integrating established geological field study instances, this study offered a new geological field excursion teaching model with several steps: unifying question raising, excursion generalization, intensive field direction, searching, primary conclusion, re-searching, group discussion, adjustment, and excursion summarizing. Then by qualitatively assaying the responses which students showed after applying this teaching model, a concrete teaching plan was sought for earth science teachers who were planning to begin geological field excursion classes. Students evaluated very highly on the unifying question and excursion generalization because these items provided a sense of direction and an overall theme for geological excursion in advance. Also, since the students had little to none geological knowledge and field excursion experience, the intensive field direction gave them a lot of help with their field excursion activities. Students thought that coming up with a primary conclusion based on the summary of what they had observed in their activities was original, and highly valued the process of sharing different opinions in group discussions and drawing out a final conclusion. Teachers should help students develop a friendly atmosphere, by organizing group activities and continuously feeding them with unifying questions and excursion generalization within the groups. Also, they should prepare enough contents for intensive field direction and ways to get their points across. In the process, they should arrange beforehand detailed instructions for every outcome, with the intention of solving the question. Furthermore, teachers should follow carefully how conclusions are drawn, instruct students not to reach conclusions based on mere assumptions, and be aware of misconceptions students have toward geological phenomenon in advance, so that the discussion can be lead in the right direction.
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    By analyzing and integrating established geological field study instances, this study offered a new geological field excursion teaching model with several steps: unifying question raising, excursion generalization, intensive field direction, searching...

    By analyzing and integrating established geological field study instances, this study offered a new geological field excursion teaching model with several steps: unifying question raising, excursion generalization, intensive field direction, searching, primary conclusion, re-searching, group discussion, adjustment, and excursion summarizing. Then by qualitatively assaying the responses which students showed after applying this teaching model, a concrete teaching plan was sought for earth science teachers who were planning to begin geological field excursion classes. Students evaluated very highly on the unifying question and excursion generalization because these items provided a sense of direction and an overall theme for geological excursion in advance. Also, since the students had little to none geological knowledge and field excursion experience, the intensive field direction gave them a lot of help with their field excursion activities. Students thought that coming up with a primary conclusion based on the summary of what they had observed in their activities was original, and highly valued the process of sharing different opinions in group discussions and drawing out a final conclusion. Teachers should help students develop a friendly atmosphere, by organizing group activities and continuously feeding them with unifying questions and excursion generalization within the groups. Also, they should prepare enough contents for intensive field direction and ways to get their points across. In the process, they should arrange beforehand detailed instructions for every outcome, with the intention of solving the question. Furthermore, teachers should follow carefully how conclusions are drawn, instruct students not to reach conclusions based on mere assumptions, and be aware of misconceptions students have toward geological phenomenon in advance, so that the discussion can be lead in the right direction.

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    1 "Urban Field Geologyfor K-8 Teachers. Journal of Geoscience Education" 49 (49): 358-363, 2001

    2 "Ontario. Institutefor Studies in Education" 1980

    3 "Measuring the Effects of a Research-Based Field Experienceon Undergraduates and K-12 Teachers. Journal ofGeoscience Education" 49 (49): 235-248, 2001

    4 "Development of a High-School GeologyCourse Based on Field Trips. Journal of GeologicalEducation" 13-17, 1989

    5 "A Model for the Development and Implementationof Field Trips as an Integral Part of the ScienceCurriculum. School Science and Mathmatics" 325-331, 1993

    6 "A CollaborativeApproach to Petrology Field Trips." 43 : 381-384, 1995

    1 "Urban Field Geologyfor K-8 Teachers. Journal of Geoscience Education" 49 (49): 358-363, 2001

    2 "Ontario. Institutefor Studies in Education" 1980

    3 "Measuring the Effects of a Research-Based Field Experienceon Undergraduates and K-12 Teachers. Journal ofGeoscience Education" 49 (49): 235-248, 2001

    4 "Development of a High-School GeologyCourse Based on Field Trips. Journal of GeologicalEducation" 13-17, 1989

    5 "A Model for the Development and Implementationof Field Trips as an Integral Part of the ScienceCurriculum. School Science and Mathmatics" 325-331, 1993

    6 "A CollaborativeApproach to Petrology Field Trips." 43 : 381-384, 1995

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