학생들의 과학 오개념에 관한 초등 예비 교사들의 이해
Preservice Elementary Teachers' Understandings of Children's Science Misconceptions
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The purpose of this study was to examine preservice elementary teachers' understandings and instructional strategies about children's science misconceptions. The participants were sixty senior students from a national university of education located in the midwestern area of Korea. A questionnaire, developed on the basis of Gomez-Zwiep's semi-structured interview questions, was used. The results of this study are as follows: first, many of the preservice teachers showed appropriate understanding of ‘definition of misconceptions’ (96.67%), ‘examples of misconceptions’ (78.33%), ‘resistance to change of misconceptions’ (71.67%), and ‘impact on instruction of misconceptions’ (91.67%), except for ‘sources of misconceptions’ (45.00%); second, although almost all the preservice teachers (96.67%) appreciated the necessity of identifying children's misconceptions before instruction, 43.33% of the preservice teachers did not show appropriate understandings on when and how to identify children's misconceptions; third, most of the preservice teachers (81.67%) were generally aware of instructional strategies to address children's misconceptions.
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The purpose of this study was to examine preservice elementary teachers' understandings and instructional strategies about children's science misconceptions. The participants were sixty senior students from a national university of education located in the midwestern area of Korea. A questionnaire, developed on the basis of Gomez-Zwiep's semi-structured interview questions, was used. The results of this study are as follows: first, many of the preservice teachers showed appropriate understanding of ‘definition of misconceptions’ (96.67%), ‘examples of misconceptions’ (78.33%), ‘resistance to change of misconceptions’ (71.67%), and ‘impact on instruction of misconceptions’ (91.67%), except for ‘sources of misconceptions’ (45.00%); second, although almost all the preservice teachers (96.67%) appreciated the necessity of identifying children's misconceptions before instruction, 43.33% of the preservice teachers did not show appropriate understandings on when and how to identify children's misconceptions; third, most of the preservice teachers (81.67%) were generally aware of instructional strategies to address children's misconceptions.
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