Realist and meta-narrative approaches are interpretive processes (that is, they are based on building plausible evidenced explanations of observed outcomes, presented predominantly in narrative form), hence they do not easily lend themselves to a formal procedure for quality checking.
In the absence of evidence, explanation or understanding, a vacuum has been created.
Finally, the five National Standards for science inquiry guide our curriculum: questioning, observation, evidence, explanation, reflection, and communication.
A historical "school" might be defined as a group of interrelated historians who share a significant number of specific assumptions about evidence, explanation, and narrative.
In this view, real science as scientists do it includes an array of social interactions and "dialectical processes that shape the role theory, evidence, explanation, and models have in the development of scientific knowledge" (Duschl et al. 2011).
When writing an essay you will already know about the PEE (point, evidence, explanation) structure, what you may not know is that in this instance you have to use synoptic links across your time period and show the similarities that appear.
He is open, honest and clever – as evidenced by his explanation of why he "stood down" as captain for the match against England.
By inspection of the results reported in the literature a comparability as well as reproducibility is hardly evidenced and no explanations are so far reported.
With this notion, science inquiry teaching and learning has five essential features - engaging in scientifically orientated questions, giving priority to evidence in responding to questions, formulating explanations from evidence, connecting explanation to scientific knowledge, and communicating and justifying explanations.
Her clear presentation of the statistical evidence, and explanation of what is needed to prove a social trend, here and in other chapters, could be a model for science teachers.
