Case Studies in Science Education

Tanner and Chrissy from Common Sense Education introduce a tool called the National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science. They discuss its features, benefits, and applications in various educational settings, including middle and high school. The tool offers a wide range of case studies in different formats and topics, such as social justice and pseudoscience. While primarily text-based, it provides opportunities for interactive learning through debates and presentations. The video highlights the tool's potential for cross-curricular connections and concludes with subscription information.

What sport did Tanner and Chrissy humorously discuss in relation to their hair?

• Hockey

• Tennis

• Soccer

• Basketball

What is the main focus of the National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science?

• Providing interactive science games

• Offering real-life case studies

• Creating virtual science labs

• Developing science textbooks

Which educational levels are primarily targeted by the case studies?

• Elementary and Middle School

• College and University

• High School and College

• Middle School and High School

What are some of the formats available for the case studies?

• Interactive games and quizzes

• Debates, role plays, and jigsaw

• Video lectures and podcasts

• Textbooks and workbooks

Which of the following is NOT a topic covered by the case studies?

• Social issues

• Women in science

• Pseudoscience

• Ancient history

What is a significant drawback of the case study materials?

• They are only available in English

• They lack scientific accuracy

• They are too interactive

• They are expensive

How much does it cost annually to access teaching notes and answer keys?

• $100

• $10

• $50

• $25

What potential classroom uses are mentioned for the case studies?

• Only for science experiments

• For reading comprehension and debates

• For art and music projects

• For physical education activities

Which subject areas could benefit from cross-curricular connections using these case studies?

• Physical Education and Health

• Art and Music

• ELA and Social Studies

• Science and Mathematics

What humorous topic was mentioned towards the end of the video?

• A blooper reel

• A recent article on bear bile

• A new science experiment

• A funny science joke