Author:
Fadzli Jusoh Mohd Yahya,Ishak Nor Asniza,Sukardi Rendi Restiana,Artika Wiwit,Ismail Asnida
Abstract
This systematic literature review investigates strategies and findings to enhance science process skills, design thinking, and inquiry-based learning in primary education. By analyzing 9 Web of Science and Scopus databases articles, the review identifies successful pedagogical approaches, the role of technology-rich environments and scaffolding strategies, and the impact of individual differences in developing these skills. The results highlight the effectiveness of innovative pedagogy, technology-rich environments, scaffolding, and differentiated instruction. However, the review also reveals research gaps, such as the need for long-term studies, exploring the effectiveness of technology-rich environments and scaffolding strategies in the leading science program, and assessing differentiated teaching and guidance strategies.