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Harris, David; Taylor, Michael – Journal of Curriculum Studies, 1983
Teachers are encouraged to examine more critically the assumptions on which science curricula are based so they will be less likely to accept naive approaches to discovery learning. Examples from the Physical Science Study Committee (PSSC) and Nuffield Physics are used to show how they use discovery learning. (IS)
Descriptors: Discovery Learning, Discovery Processes, Educational Needs, Induction
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Spindler, George; Spindler, Louise – Anthropology and Education Quarterly, 1990
Presents an approach to teaching cultural anthropology that combines an inductive method and ethnographic case studies. From introductory courses to graduate-level seminars, the inductive case study approach combines written materials, films, and other aids to allow students to discover culture. Discusses how audiovisual aids can be used.…
Descriptors: Anthropology, Audiovisual Aids, Case Studies, Cross Cultural Studies
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Taylor, Robert B. – Anthropology and Education Quarterly, 1990
Describes a self-paced reading method of instruction used to teach the introduction to cultural anthropology course at Kansas State University. Assigned problems stimulate integration of ethnographic data with concepts. Discusses advantages and disadvantages of this approach based on student course evaluations. (JS)
Descriptors: Anthropology, Course Organization, Cross Cultural Studies, Cultural Education