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The Epistemic Insight (EI) Curriculum Framework presents a pedagogical and learning framework for development of Epistemic insight through three fundamental areas which explore Big questions: The nature of science in real world context and multidisciplinary arenas. Ways of knowing and how they interact Relationships between science and religion These can be explored as a 'starter' new to epistemic insight, or as a developing 'intermediate' epistemic agent or as an 'advanced' and confident epistemically insightful agent.
Practical science, Epistemic insight, Hands on science, Observation, Multidisciplinary, Primary science. Secondary science, Permeable walls, Science and Religion, Ways of knowing
Practical science, Epistemic insight, Hands on science, Observation, Multidisciplinary, Primary science. Secondary science, Permeable walls, Science and Religion, Ways of knowing
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