Factors Affecting Earth Science Problem-Solving Performances of Elementary School Pre-service Teachers: A Study on the Motions of the Moon and the Planets |
Myeong, Jeon-Ok (Department of Science Education, Seoul National University of Education) |
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Students' native theories on the phases of the moon
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Reasons for unsuccessful earth science problem solving of pre-service teachers: A study on the motions of the moon and the planets
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Comparison of chemistry problem solving behaviors in the aspects of cognitive developmental level of student and context of problem
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Conceptual development in astronomy
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A reconsideration of science misconceptions using ontological categories
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Analysis of middle school students' conception on atmospheric pressure and lunar motion
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과학기술학회마을 |
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Revision of science topics using evidence of performance on subordinate skills
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DOI |
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Cognitive restructuring as an early stage in problem solving
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DOI |
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Role of self-efficacy and self-concept beliefs in the mathematics problem solving: A path analysis
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The relationship among secondary school students' conceptions about the phase change of the Moon and light
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과학기술학회마을 |
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An analysis of middle school students' misconception on earth science concepts
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과학기술학회마을 |
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Research on problem solving: Earth science
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Children's astronomical beliefs: a preliminary study of Year 6 children in south-west England
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DOI ScienceOn |
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Expert and novice, earth and space science: teachers' declarative, procedural, and structural knowledge
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DOI ScienceOn |
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