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Direct linkHarwood, William – Science Teacher, 2004
Most people are frustrated with the current scientific method presented in textbooks. The scientific method--a simplistic model of the scientific inquiry process--fails in most cases to provide a successful guide to how science is done. This is not shocking, really. Many simple models used in science are quite useful within their limitations. When…
Descriptors: Textbooks, Scientists, Scientific Methodology, Scientific Research
