Two-Dimensional, Implicit Confidence Tests as a Tool for Recognizing Student Misconceptions

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  • Michael W. Klymkowsky
  • Linda B. Taylor
  • Shana R. Spindler
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COLLEGE SCIENCE TEACHING It is well established that a major barrier to learning are the misconceptions that students bring with them into the classroom or that develop during the course of instruction (Committee on Undergraduate Science Education 1997). Conventional teaching strategies, even those that directly address identified misconceptions, often fail to change students’ deeply held ideas (see as an example Gregg et al. 2001, which describes a study Two-Dimensional, Implicit Confidence Tests as a Tool for Recognizing Student Misconceptions

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تاریخ انتشار 2006