Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
During a Science lesson, a teacher encourages students to explore the effects of sunlight on plant growth. Some students initially believe that all plants grow faster under direct sunlight. As experiments progress, a few plants in partial shade grow better. The teacher asks students to reflect on their observations and reconsider their initial assumptions. Which of the following best reflects the scientific attitude being promoted in this activity?
- 1Relying purely on traditional intuition over verified experimental data
- 2Being receptive to evidence and modifying conclusions when necessary✓
- 3Ignoring observations or results that challenge prior beliefs
- 4Accepting scientific claims without questioning or testing them
Correct answer
Being receptive to evidence and modifying conclusions when necessary
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