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Lennart Svensson Elsie Anderberg Christer Alveg?rd Thorsten Johansson 《Instructional Science》2009,37(3):205-225
Empirical results show that frequently the meaning of expressions used by students in expressing their understanding of subject
matter does not correspond to the meaning of those expressions in the subject matter theory that the students are expected
to learn. There is also often a lack of identity of meaning between the same students’ use of the same expression from one
use of the expression to another, in very similar contexts. The context gives a specific meaning to any expression. This variation
in context and meaning is very central to the phenomena of teaching and learning. In educational research there is a need
to differentiate between specific meanings expressed in conceptualizing subject matter, on the one hand, and concepts and
meanings seen as parts of cognitive systems and social languages, on the other. The contextual character of the use of language
is crucial to the understanding of teaching and learning and needs to be more carefully considered. The article is a discussion
of the problem of varying meanings of language expressions in relation to major traditions of research, focusing on meanings
and concepts within the field of learning and teaching. 相似文献
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Gerlese S. Åkerlind 《Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research》2018,62(6):949-958
Volume 60(3) of the Scandanavian Journal of Educational Research is a special issue on current trends in the phenomenography and variation theory research tradition. In the introduction to the special issue, Rovio-Johansson and Ingerman look towards the potential theoretical and methodological future of phenomenography and pose two questions: “Is phenomenography complete and finalised with no further development necessary?” and “Is phenomenography relatively insignificant in the future development of the tradition as it has been transcended by variation theory?” The aim of this paper is to address these two questions, and in the process elaborate the relationship between phenomenography and variation theory in educational research. 相似文献
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The aim of this phenomenographic study was to discover the educationally critical aspects of learning conceptions among health education student teachers (N = 20). The qualitative data consisted of written essays and semi-structured interviews. Six qualitatively distinctive conceptions of learning could be discerned, namely learning as 1) the reproduction of acquired health knowledge, 2) the application of health knowledge, 3) developing personal meanings on health matters, 4) the transformation of individual thinking, 5) personal growth, and 6) collective meaning-making. These qualitatively distinct categories were reflected through three themes, which embodied critical aspects: the nature of the knowledge involved, the nature of the reflection involved, and the role of the social environment. In bringing new insights into the existing literature, this study confirms a need for research on learning conceptions across different cultural and educational contexts. 相似文献
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基于现象图式学的发散性信息素养课程教学模式探索 总被引:2,自引:1,他引:2
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Jazlin Ebenezer Sheela Chacko Osman Nafiz Kaya Satya Kiran Koya Devairakkam Luke Ebenezer 《科学教学研究杂志》2010,47(1):25-46
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of the Common Knowledge Construction Model (CKCM) lesson sequence, an intervention based both in conceptual change theory and in Phenomenography, a subset of conceptual change theory. A mixed approach was used to investigate whether this model had a significant effect on 7th grade students' science achievement and conceptual change. The Excretion Unit Achievement Test (EUAT) indicated that students (N = 33) in the experimental group achieved significantly higher scores (p < 0.001) than students in the control group (N = 35) taught by traditional teaching methods. Qualitative analysis of students' pre‐ and post‐teaching conceptions of excretion revealed (1) the addition and deletion of ideas from pre‐ to post‐teaching; (2) the change in the number of students within categories of ideas; (3) the replacement of everyday language with scientific labels; and (4) the difference in the complexity of students' responses from pre‐ to post‐teaching. These findings contribute to the literature on teaching that incorporates students' conceptions and conceptual change. © 2009 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Res Sci Teach 47: 25–46, 2010 相似文献
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Joseph Ireland James J. Watters J. Lunn Brownlee Mandy Lupton 《International Journal of Science Education》2013,35(10):1733-1750
Learning science through the process of inquiry is advocated in curriculum documents across many jurisdictions. However, a number of studies suggest that teachers struggle to help students engage in inquiry practices. This is not surprising as many teachers of science have not engaged in scientific inquiry and possibly hold naïve ideas about what constitutes scientific inquiry. This study investigates teachers' self-reported approaches to teaching science through inquiry. Phenomenographic interviews undertaken with 20 elementary teachers revealed teachers identified six approaches to teaching for inquiry, clustered within three categories. These approaches were categorized as Free and Illustrated Inquiries as part of an Experience-centered category, Solution and Method Inquiries as part of a Problem-centered category, and Topic and Chaperoned Inquiries as part of a Question-centered category. This study contributes to our theoretical understanding of how teachers approach Inquiry Teaching and suggests fertile areas of future research into this valued and influential phenomenon broadly known as ‘Inquiry Teaching'. 相似文献