The aim of the article is to carry out a retrospective analysis comics as an object study in scientific works Ukrainian and foreign scholars field painting comics, well systematise main periods studying this topic world space. research methodology based on application both general special methods knowledge, particular retrospective, theoretical-research system-structural methods. This methodolo...

The role of comic media in learning plays a key increasing student motivation. purpose this article is to know how implementation and functions improving study By using previous research for later analysis. For reason, it felt that educators the benefits as medium so not monotonous tend bore students. Comics are tool performs message. In context, points communication process between learners re...

It is increasingly important for all citizens, and especially youth, to understand how viruses impact our health, communities and environment. Particularly for youth less interested in traditional science learning materials, comics may provide a way to engage teenagers with scientific information about viruses. We compared the impacts of different formats of educational materials on teenagers’ ...

A long-standing contrast in academic discussions of science concerns its perceived disenchanting or enchanting public impact. In one image, science displaces magical belief in unknowable entities with belief in knowable forces and processes and reduces all things to a single technical measure. In the other, science is itself magically transcendent, expressed in technological adulation and an im...

Comic books employ a complex interplay of text and images that gives them the potential to effectively convey concepts and motivate student engagement. This makes comics an appealing option for educators trying to improve science literacy about pressing societal issues involving science and technology. Here, we report results from the first systematic assessment of how a science comic book can ...

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This medical narrative highlights ways in which comics reflect the author's experience as a primary care physician striving to offer sensitive care to people who have experienced sexual violence.

Words often fail when teaching science. Although some scientific concepts lend themselves to easily articulated descriptions and definitions, others consist mostly of a language of symbols only decipherable by knowledgeable experts. Diagrams can help. However, some researchers and science educators believe another medium, known more for its entertainment value than its educational value, is oft...