Validation of Learning Progressions for Earth's Motion and Solar System in Elementary grades: Focusing on Construct Validity and Consequential Validity |
Lee, Kiyoung
(Kangwon National University)
Maeng, Seungho (Seoul National University of Education) Park, Young-Shin (Chosun University) Lee, Jeong-A (Seoul National University) Oh, Hyunseok (Seoul National University Middle School) |
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