A scaffolding design framework for software to support science inquiry¶
Quintana, C., Reiser, Davis, Krajcik, Fretz, Duncan, Kyza, et al. (2004). A scaffolding design framework for software to support science inquiry. Journal of the Learning Sciences, 13(3), 337-386.
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Primes¶
- Inquiry-Based Learning
- Scaffolds support each phase — formulation scaffolds, investigation scaffolds, interpretation scaffolds, argument scaffolds — and instruction is typically iterative across inquiry cycles over days or weeks, a phase-by-phase scaffolding architecture Quintana, Reiser, Davis, Krajcik, Fretz, Duncan, Kyza, Edelson, and Soloway (2004) systematize as a design framework for inquiry-supporting software.
This sourceSystematic phase-by-phase scaffolding architecture for inquiry — formulation, investigation, interpretation, argumentation — operationalized through software tools that support each step of the iterative inquiry cycle.
- Scaffolds support each phase — formulation scaffolds, investigation scaffolds, interpretation scaffolds, argument scaffolds — and instruction is typically iterative across inquiry cycles over days or weeks, a phase-by-phase scaffolding architecture Quintana, Reiser, Davis, Krajcik, Fretz, Duncan, Kyza, Edelson, and Soloway (2004) systematize as a design framework for inquiry-supporting software.
- Scaffolding
- Soloway, Guzdial, and Hay (1994) had earlier sketched the design space for software scaffolding in programming education, and Quintana, Reiser, Davis, and Krajcik (2004) generalized this into a software scaffolding design framework grounded in learner-centered principles.
This sourceProposes a generalizable framework for embedding scaffolding into learning software, organized around process, sense-making, articulation, and reflection.
- Soloway, Guzdial, and Hay (1994) had earlier sketched the design space for software scaffolding in programming education, and Quintana, Reiser, Davis, and Krajcik (2004) generalized this into a software scaffolding design framework grounded in learner-centered principles.
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