Jurnal Pendidikan Fisika dan Teknologi · 2020 · 23 citations · 4 references
EducationPhysicsTeacher EducationCognitive PsychologyPedagogyPhysics EducationMisconception AnalysisPhysics CurriculumPhysics InstructionCognitive Structure AnalysisMisconception IdentificationPhysics Conceptual LearningPhysics PedagogyPhysics Teacher KnowledgePre-service Science Teacher EducationPre-service Teacher EducationResearch Aims
Misconceptions are one of the problems that often occur in education. This objected aims to identify misconceptions of pre-service physics teachersââ¬â¢ in motion concept from various representations. The method used in this research is descriptive method. A total of 40 pre-service physics teachersââ¬â¢ at a university in the city of Mataram were involved in this study. The instrument used in the study was a three tier test with open reasons. The reasons have been made to be open aims so that pre-service physics teachersââ¬â¢ are more free to describe the understanding that is in their cognitive structure. A total of 15 test items used in this study. The questions are classified into three types of representations namely; verbal, vigural, and graphics. The results showed that 67% of pre-service physics teachers have misconceptions on the concept of linier motion, 53% of misconceptions on the concept of vertical motion, and 57% of misconceptions on the concept of parabolic motion. The result shows that 61% of pre-service physics teachersââ¬â¢ have misconceptions on verbal type questions, 59% of misconceptions on vigural type , and 61% misconceptions on graphic type.
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Harika Özge Arslan, Ceyhan Çiğdemoğlu, Christine Moseley · International Journal of Science Education · 2012 · 296 citations