지구의 모양, 색깔, 중력에 대한 3학년 학생들의 선개념
The Preconceptions about Shape, Color and Gravity of the Earth in the Third Grade Students
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The purpose of this research is to investigate the preconceptions of the Earth for 3rd grade students in elementary school. For this study, We interviewed with 30 students and children responded the questions with drawing the pictures. Through the study, We could find as followings. First, they thought that the shape of Earth is sphere only except one who had double conceptions of sphere and flat. Second, the color of the earth seems to be blue because of sea, but mostly answered, it seems to be green more than brown because of continent. Third, the conceptions of the gravity showed us 43% which is the kinds of scientific conceptions for the Earth.
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The purpose of this research is to investigate the preconceptions of the Earth for 3rd grade students in elementary school. For this study, We interviewed with 30 students and children responded the questions with drawing the pictures. Through the study, We could find as followings. First, they thought that the shape of Earth is sphere only except one who had double conceptions of sphere and flat. Second, the color of the earth seems to be blue because of sea, but mostly answered, it seems to be green more than brown because of continent. Third, the conceptions of the gravity showed us 43% which is the kinds of scientific conceptions for the Earth.
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