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DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1098-237x(199609)80:5<579::aid-sce5>3.0.co;2-8
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Worldview theory and conceptual change in science education

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“…It is not a worldview in itself. Cobern, (28)(29)(30)(31) in a series of articles discussing his worldview theory and the development of a scientific worldview, argues that children in science classes do not have a homogenous worldview. In a class of students from different social classes, ethnic backgrounds, etc., there will be a range of different worldviews.…”
Section: Worldview or Misconception?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It is not a worldview in itself. Cobern, (28)(29)(30)(31) in a series of articles discussing his worldview theory and the development of a scientific worldview, argues that children in science classes do not have a homogenous worldview. In a class of students from different social classes, ethnic backgrounds, etc., there will be a range of different worldviews.…”
Section: Worldview or Misconception?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is this aspect -beliefthat needs to be tackled in science classes and a solution found as to how we may challenge misconceptions (creationism) without having to destroy beliefs or faith (worldviews) in the process. As Cobern (28) states, a worldview cannot be reduced to a set of scientific conceptions and alternative conceptions about physical phenomena.. . .worldview is about metaphysical levels antecedent to specific views that a person holds about natural phenomena, whether one calls those views commonsense theories, alternative frameworks, misconceptions, or valid science.…”
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“…Por lo anterior, se asume que se trata de una clase de ciencias en la cual coexisten valores y creencias culturalmente diferenciadas, donde pueden existir negociaciones y traspasos de fronteras culturales. (Aikenhead, 2001(Aikenhead, , 1997(Aikenhead, , 1996Cobern & Loving 2001;Cobern, 1996aCobern, , 1996bCobern, , 1994Cobern, , 1991Kawasaki, 1997Kawasaki, , 1996Molina, 2012Molina, , 2002Molina, , 2000Molina et al, 2006). Molina (2000Molina ( , 2004 propone el concepto de Conglomerado de Relevancias, que estudia las interrelaciones entre conocimiento y cultura, postulando que el significado es dependiente del contexto y que la significación de la experiencia se puede llevar al lenguaje, el cual evidencia los valores (Ricoeur, 2006), las creencias, y aquello que es significativo.…”
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“…Diferentes autores como Cobern (1996), Mortimer (1996), Villani & Cabral (1997), El-hani & Bizzo (2002) trataram do tema, abordando-o sob a perspectiva da pluralidade de visões de mundo, concepções prévias dos estudantes ou condições de mudanças conceituais.…”
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