The Influence of Anomalies on Knowledge Construction and Scientific Reasoning during Inquiry [electronic resource] / Marissa Echevarria.
The knowledge construction and scientific reasoning of two classes of seventh grade students (22 to 24 students in each class) were examined during a 3-week inquiry unit in genetics, in which anomalies were used as a catalyst for conceptual change. During the unit, students used genetics simulation...
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