Teaching Science In 3D

77 All About Anchors

April 05, 2021 Nicole VanTassel & Erin Sadler Season 4 Episode 22
Teaching Science In 3D
77 All About Anchors
Show Notes

We know we're supposed to be using phenomena, but what kind? How often? What's an anchor and how is it different from other phenomena? We know that anchoring phenomena can be confusing for science teachers when you're just getting started. In this episode, Erin and Nicole discuss what anchors are and how they can be used. Then, they share a few common mistakes they've made that you can hopefully avoid!

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