2023
DOI: 10.1007/s40573-023-00159-8
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Development of the Concept Inventory CCCI-422 Regarding the Underlying Scientific Principles of Climate Change

Abstract: ZusammenfassungDer aktuelle Klimawandel stellt unsere Gesellschaft, besonders zukünftige Generationen, vor große Herausforderungen. Ein grundlegendes Verständnis des Klimawandels kann nicht nur Jugendlichen dabei helfen, falsche oder widersprüchliche Darstellungen besser einzuschätzen, um so am gesellschaftlichen Diskurs zum Thema Klimawandel teilhaben zu können. Um Aussagen über das Verständnis von zentralen fachlichen Inhalten zum Klimawandel zuverlässig treffen zu können, braucht es geeignete Testinstrument… Show more

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“…The present study focuses on specific students' conceptions related to the greenhouse effect, such as conceptions about the reflection of visible light and infrared radiation by greenhouse gases. However, it is important to acknowledge that there may be other misconceptions or factors influencing students' understanding of the greenhouse effect that were not considered in this study or covered by the concept inventory developed by Schubatzky, Wackermann, et al (2023). Especially, we not only acknowledge but suspect that students' understanding of reflection, absorption, and radiation might very well influence the coherency of students' frameworks.…”
Section: Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…The present study focuses on specific students' conceptions related to the greenhouse effect, such as conceptions about the reflection of visible light and infrared radiation by greenhouse gases. However, it is important to acknowledge that there may be other misconceptions or factors influencing students' understanding of the greenhouse effect that were not considered in this study or covered by the concept inventory developed by Schubatzky, Wackermann, et al (2023). Especially, we not only acknowledge but suspect that students' understanding of reflection, absorption, and radiation might very well influence the coherency of students' frameworks.…”
Section: Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Hence, these knowledge pieces are building blocks for the general model/framework. We thereby focus on an adequate framework of the GHE, a reflection-based framework and an ozone-hole-based framework, derived from the preconception types of Reinfried and Tempelmann (2014) We decided to call these general models frameworks instead of mental models, because we used one single-select item to diagnose the students' frameworks and we do not want to evoke the impression that it is possible to infer a mental model from only one simple question, although we think of the frameworks as strong indicators for their mental models since the multiple choice answers were derived from over 50 interviews with students (Schubatzky, Wackermann, et al, 2023). Regarding the knowledge pieces, we focus on students' ideas regarding three questions concerning (1) the interaction of greenhouse gases with visible radiation from the Sun, (2) visible radiation reflected by the Earth, and (3) ideas about the interaction of greenhouse gases with infrared radiation from the Earth.…”
Section: Research Questionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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