Constructivist Approach to Learning Activity: The Case of Junior Secondary Students’ Misconception on the Three States of Matter in Basic Science, Nigeria

I. Libata, Mohd N. Bin Ali, H. Ismail
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The paper focuses on the misconceptions of students on the states of matter and suggests the need for scienceteachers to adopt the 7E model in order to reduce these misconceptions and promote students’ learning. The paperdevelops and proposes a learning activity based on a systematic review of scholarly articles, thesis, and curriculumthat investigated the subject matter. The 7E model consists of phases such as elicit, engage, explore, explain,elaborate, evaluate, and extend. The researchers prepared a specific lesson plan on identifying the properties andstructures of states of matter using the 7Es learning cycle specifying the teacher’s activities and the correspondingstudents’ activities. The 7E model is recommended for teaching states of matter based on studies that found theapproach to be effective in helping students eliminate scientific misconception and improve understanding.
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建构主义的学习活动观:以尼日利亚基础科学课程中学生对物质三态的误解为例
本文关注学生对物质状态的误解,并提出科学教师需要采用7E模型,以减少这些误解,促进学生的学习。本文开发并提出了一种学习活动,该活动基于对研究主题的学术文章、论文和课程的系统回顾。7E模型由引出、参与、探索、解释、详细说明、评估和扩展等阶段组成。研究人员制定了一个具体的课程计划,使用7e学习周期来确定物质状态的性质和结构,具体规定了教师的活动和相应的学生的活动。7E模型被推荐用于物质状态的教学,因为研究发现这种方法可以有效地帮助学生消除科学误解,提高理解。
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