1986
DOI: 10.1080/0140528860080301
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Toward an explanation of conceptual change

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“…En este sentido, autores como Bachelard, Bunge, Feyerabend, Kuhn, Lakatos, Laudan, Toulmin, etc., coinciden -pese a sus diferencias en otros aspectosen la crítica al inductivismo realizada por Piaget (1971) o Ausubel y permiten comprender, desde el punto de vista estrictamente científico, la relevancia de las concepciones iniciales de los alumnos (Posner et al, 1982), la necesidad de asociar los cambios conceptuales a cambios metodológicos y epistemológicos (Gil y Carrascosa, 1985, Hashweh, 1986, Duschl y Gitomer, 1991) o el papel de los aspectos afectivos (clima del aula, etc.) en el aprendizaje de las ciencias (Gil et al, 1991).…”
Section: Aportaciones De La Psicologia Educativa a La Didactica De Launclassified
“…En este sentido, autores como Bachelard, Bunge, Feyerabend, Kuhn, Lakatos, Laudan, Toulmin, etc., coinciden -pese a sus diferencias en otros aspectosen la crítica al inductivismo realizada por Piaget (1971) o Ausubel y permiten comprender, desde el punto de vista estrictamente científico, la relevancia de las concepciones iniciales de los alumnos (Posner et al, 1982), la necesidad de asociar los cambios conceptuales a cambios metodológicos y epistemológicos (Gil y Carrascosa, 1985, Hashweh, 1986, Duschl y Gitomer, 1991) o el papel de los aspectos afectivos (clima del aula, etc.) en el aprendizaje de las ciencias (Gil et al, 1991).…”
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“…Students' conflicts toward discrepant events should be generated, in this study, these discrepant events are considered as the number of serious anomalies, and then continuously students should have understanding about the main principles of the scientific concepts that will be studied to resolve suggested discrepant events. The conflict map proposed herein specifically asserts that students should resolve two conflicts during the process of conceptual change: one exists between new perception and students' alternative conception (conflict 1), and the other one exists between student alternative conception and the scientific one (conflict 2) (Hashweh, 1986). The resolution of conflict 1 does not necessarily clarify conflict 2.…”
Section: New Nosmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The structure of the Lakatosian conflict map: C1 and C2 are rival hard cores, but C2 and C3 are the same hard cores. Hashweh (1986) suggested two types of cognitive conflicts: the conflict between students' preconceptions and the present situation, and the conflict between preconceptions and scientific concepts. The structure of students' existing conceptions by suggested discrepant events must be examined, and students should at least understand about the core theories of the scientific concepts that will be studied to resolve discrepant events.…”
Section: Checking Conceptual Changementioning
confidence: 99%