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Dealing with Misconception in the Classroom

April 7, 2022 greveaa 8

As individuals we all have our own experiences that have gotten us to where we are in our lives. Lessons gained from in the classroom […]

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I’ll Change Your Mind (about chemistry)

April 6, 2022 creedero 6

When I got to college, I took general chemistry in my first semester. The lecture hall was filled with 175 students, mostly freshman, who were […]

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The Misconceptions of Alternate Conceptions

April 6, 2022 wahlsc 0

What even are Alternate Conceptions? Alternate Conceptions refer to the false ideas that people hold in regard to scientific concepts. Alternate Conceptions can be used […]

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“Tomato/Tomahto, Conception/Conceeption”

April 6, 2022 mischlml 8

What are “Alternate” Conceptions? “Alternate Conception” is essentially a euphemism for “Misconception.” The necessity of which is tied to the nature of science itself. Modern-day […]

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From Misconceptions to Comprehension

April 8, 2021 Josie Coffey 1

What are Misconceptions? Growing up, there were a few things that I had thought I knew for certain, like… Venous blood is blue The North […]

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Making Sense of Misconceptions in the Science Classroom

April 7, 2021 kamisem 0

Confronting Flaws in Knowledge Think about the last time you thought something was true for a very long time and how it was to find […]

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Addressing Alternate Conceptions

April 7, 2021 curtisrc 4

Were you ever told that the blood inside your body is blue until it comes in contact with O2? Or have you ever heard someone […]

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A Note to the Teacher: Addressing Alternate Conceptions in Science Teaching

April 7, 2021 Brooklyn Wilson 2

So what are alternate conceptions in science teaching? Well, these are MISCONCEPTIONS that our students bring into the classroom based on their prior knowledge. It […]

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BUSTED!: Addressing Alternate Conceptions in the Science Classroom

April 6, 2021 jaycoxck 2

TRUE or FALSE: There is a dark side of the moon. Particles found in solids have no motion. Humans evolved from apes. All of these […]

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