Conceptual Change Texts Supported by the History of Science to Develop A Qualitative Understanding of the Light Wave

A. Hachmi, A. E. Moussaouy, A. Ouariach, R. Essaadaoui, Mohamed El Hadi, O. Mommadi, Abdelhamid Kerkour-El Miad
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In order to develop a qualitative understanding of the wave nature of light, we have designed and tested our approach which we call the Conceptual Change Texts Backed by the History of Sciences (CCTBHS). The CCTBHS uses two texts, one to recreate the controversy between Newton and Huygens over the nature of light, and the other to push students to engage in the task of resolving this controversy. In doing so, we aim to improve student's use of the optical wave model and the geometric optical model, as well as the correct prediction of light behavior. We adopted the Pre-experimental method with the design of the pre and post-test and a group of 28 students in the third year of high school. The comparison of the initial and final conceptions showed that the CCTBHS succeeded in rectifying the scientifically unacceptable ideas of the students.
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以科学史为支撑的概念变迁文本,发展对光波的定性理解
为了发展对光的波动性质的定性理解,我们设计并测试了我们的方法,我们称之为以科学史为基础的概念变化文本(CCTBHS)。CCTBHS使用了两篇课文,一篇再现了牛顿和惠更斯对光的本质的争论,另一篇则推动学生参与解决这一争议的任务。在此过程中,我们的目标是提高学生对光波模型和几何光学模型的使用,以及正确预测光的行为。我们采用预实验的方法,采用前测和后测的设计,以28名高三学生为研究对象。初步观念和最终观念的比较表明,学校的教学模式成功地纠正了学生科学上不可接受的观念。
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