This helps them learn because they learned THROUGH the experience. Since they are working with one another during the I-AIM process, they are using “student talk” to be able to understand and collaborate. For example: students could use student talk in this scenario by discussing what different types of clouds they saw around their house on the same day. They could collaborate about if they saw the same type of clouds or if the temperature outside was the same at their house compared to their friends who lived across town. Student talk is important because this allows them to have disagreements and explain their reasoning. Another reason this is important is because it helps students feel comfortable using science
This helps them learn because they learned THROUGH the experience. Since they are working with one another during the I-AIM process, they are using “student talk” to be able to understand and collaborate. For example: students could use student talk in this scenario by discussing what different types of clouds they saw around their house on the same day. They could collaborate about if they saw the same type of clouds or if the temperature outside was the same at their house compared to their friends who lived across town. Student talk is important because this allows them to have disagreements and explain their reasoning. Another reason this is important is because it helps students feel comfortable using science