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Conceptual change about condensation after PDEODE teaching was retained at delayed post-test for most alternative conceptions, but not for SAC #4 and #6

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q3 i? Conceptual change was maintained at delayed post-test for all SAC except SAC #4 and #6. → Bayram Costu 2011

Evidence

Bayram Costu 2011

Bayram Costu, Alipasa Ayas, Mansoor Niaz. (2011). Investigating the effectiveness of a POE-based teaching activity on students' understanding of condensation. Instructional Science. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11251-011-9169-2

q3 · i? · causal · r1

Delayed post-test administered 3 months after the intervention to the sample (N = 51 after one student left). The article reports that "all of the SAC, except for three students (SAC #4 and 6), were found to be maintained" in the delayed post-test.

"When comparing students' alternative conceptions for the post-test and delayed post-test, all of the SAC, except for three students (SAC #4 and 6), were found to be maintained."

Discussion

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type claim
id pdeode-condensation-retention-delayed-posttest
title Conceptual change about condensation after PDEODE teaching was retained at delayed post-test for most alternative conceptions, but not for SAC #4 and #6
description Conceptual change about condensation after PDEODE teaching was retained at delayed post-test for most alternative conceptions, but not for SAC #4 and #6
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2011
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