According to previous research, young children ́s perceptions of light and shadows are often based on everyday experiences. This study is a systematic literature review aiming to investigate and analyse previous empirical research of children ́s perceptions of light and shadows and the role representations have on teaching in the subject. The report was conducted in response to what characterizes children's understanding of light and shadows and how children's knowledge and understanding of physical concepts and phenomena are affected by the use of varied forms of representations in teaching. In this systematic literature review different databases were used to search for previous research, such as ERIC and Swepub. To narrow down the result...
The paper Knowledge in shadow - misconceptions related to light phenomena that are retained in spi...
This educational resource for early years teachers describes an activity best suited to children in ...
This paper offers a synthesis of research evidence around teaching light to primary and secondary sc...
According to previous research, young children ́s perceptions of light and shadows are often based o...
The scientific explanation for shadows is counterintuitive. It focuses on the local absence of light...
The aim of this study is to generate new knowledge about how pupils in grade 4 understand the concep...
Light has great importance for life on Earth. In physics it is described as electromagnetic waves. L...
According to Piaget (1960) and DeVries (1986), children have the misconception of a shadow when we d...
The study of shadows is a common elementary science topic that facilitates students ’ development of...
Children's mental representations of physical concepts and phenomena are often different from those ...
To keep intuitive knowledge fluid for an extended time, we wish to encourage young children to exami...
The present qualitative study investigates the conceptual representations of 132 preservice Quebec e...
International audienceChidren's mental representations of physical concepts and phenomena are often ...
The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of a sociocognitive teaching strategy on young ch...
This paper looks at a child’s conception of shadows at two different times, one year apart. During t...
The paper Knowledge in shadow - misconceptions related to light phenomena that are retained in spi...
This educational resource for early years teachers describes an activity best suited to children in ...
This paper offers a synthesis of research evidence around teaching light to primary and secondary sc...
According to previous research, young children ́s perceptions of light and shadows are often based o...
The scientific explanation for shadows is counterintuitive. It focuses on the local absence of light...
The aim of this study is to generate new knowledge about how pupils in grade 4 understand the concep...
Light has great importance for life on Earth. In physics it is described as electromagnetic waves. L...
According to Piaget (1960) and DeVries (1986), children have the misconception of a shadow when we d...
The study of shadows is a common elementary science topic that facilitates students ’ development of...
Children's mental representations of physical concepts and phenomena are often different from those ...
To keep intuitive knowledge fluid for an extended time, we wish to encourage young children to exami...
The present qualitative study investigates the conceptual representations of 132 preservice Quebec e...
International audienceChidren's mental representations of physical concepts and phenomena are often ...
The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of a sociocognitive teaching strategy on young ch...
This paper looks at a child’s conception of shadows at two different times, one year apart. During t...
The paper Knowledge in shadow - misconceptions related to light phenomena that are retained in spi...
This educational resource for early years teachers describes an activity best suited to children in ...
This paper offers a synthesis of research evidence around teaching light to primary and secondary sc...