In this study, the common
misconceptions are identified and regarding solutions are offered for
Electrical and Electronics Engineering students. From the standpoint of
knowledge, most important substructure of education is concept teaching. The
biggest obstacle to be faced in concept teaching is misconceptions that can be
avoided by researches. According to previous studies, students’ success,
interest and motivations regarding the electrical and electronics field is
lower compared to other fields. One of the reasons of this is that, the
concepts being used are notional and students fail to make these concepts
meaningful. As a result of this structure, they are faced with learning
difficulties. These learning difficulties set the basis of misconceptions of
students. By this study, a conception test is created in order to determine
misconceptions. The test consists of one
right choice, expected misconception and a wrong choice which is not related
with the subject. Also, there are open-end questions at the end of each test
question in order to determine the students’ views regarding their choices. By
the result of content analysis, student common misconceptions are determined
and solutions are offered to avoid these misconceptions.
Misconceptions Improving Classroom Teaching Teaching/Learning Strategies
In this study, the common
misconceptions are identified and regarding solutions are offered for
Electrical and Electronics Engineering students. From the standpoint of
knowledge, most important substructure of education is concept teaching. The
biggest obstacle to be faced in concept teaching is misconceptions that can be
avoided by researches. According to previous studies, students’ success,
interest and motivations regarding the electrical and electronics field is
lower compared to other fields. One of the reasons of this is that, the
concepts being used are notional and students fail to make these concepts
meaningful. As a result of this structure, they are faced with learning
difficulties. These learning difficulties set the basis of misconceptions of
students. By this study, a conception test is created in order to determine
misconceptions. The test consists of one
right choice, expected misconception and a wrong choice which is not related
with the subject. Also, there are open-end questions at the end of each test
question in order to determine the students’ views regarding their choices. By
the result of content analysis, student common misconceptions are determined
and solutions are offered to avoid these misconceptions.
misconceptions improving classroom teaching teaching/learning strategies
Birincil Dil | İngilizce |
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Konular | Mühendislik |
Bölüm | Makaleler |
Yazarlar | |
Yayımlanma Tarihi | 31 Aralık 2018 |
Kabul Tarihi | 28 Ağustos 2018 |
Yayımlandığı Sayı | Yıl 2018 Cilt: 2 Sayı: 2 |
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