2019
DOI: 10.23891/efdyyu.2019.121
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Fen Bilgisi Öğretmen Adaylarının İlk Hızsız Serbest Düşme Hareketinin Matematiksel Modelini Anlamaları

Abstract: Öz: Fizik derslerinde matematiksel modeller, çoğu kez öğrencilerce ezberlenecek salt formüller olarak görülmesi, modellerin ya da eşitliklerin fiziksel anlamlarının kavranılmamasına neden olmaktadır. Bu çalışmanın amacı, Genel Fizik I ve II derslerinden başarılı olmuş Fen Bilgisi Öğretmenliği programı öğretmen adaylarının ilk hızsız serbest düşme hareketine ait matematiksel modele ilişkin anlamalarını belirlemektir. Farklı dört sınıf seviyesinden 40 öğrenci ile yürütülen çalışmada, modelin fiziksel anlamı, mod… Show more

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“…These findings are comparable to the findings ofYiğit and Alev's (2019) study carried out with 40 pre-service teachers from four different grade levels studying at the Science Education Program in attempt to identify their understanding of the mathematical model/formulas of the first speed free fall motion.Yiğit and Alev (2019:128) stated that even though the majority of prospective teachers described the variables in the mathematical model correctly, they attempted to explain with incomplete terminology and directly explain the formula instead of focusing on the meaning of the free fall motion, and that very few prospective teachers were aware of the variables that were neglected in the real world in the model created for the ideal environment. Moreover, this is similar to the findings ofGönen's (2008:70) study with 267 prospective science and physics teachers Gönen (2008).…”
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“…These findings are comparable to the findings ofYiğit and Alev's (2019) study carried out with 40 pre-service teachers from four different grade levels studying at the Science Education Program in attempt to identify their understanding of the mathematical model/formulas of the first speed free fall motion.Yiğit and Alev (2019:128) stated that even though the majority of prospective teachers described the variables in the mathematical model correctly, they attempted to explain with incomplete terminology and directly explain the formula instead of focusing on the meaning of the free fall motion, and that very few prospective teachers were aware of the variables that were neglected in the real world in the model created for the ideal environment. Moreover, this is similar to the findings ofGönen's (2008:70) study with 267 prospective science and physics teachers Gönen (2008).…”
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confidence: 83%