Titlebook: Learning Electricity and Electronics with Advanced Educational Technology; Michel Caillot Conference proceedings 1993 Springer-Verlag Berl

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Computerized Analysis of Students’ Ability to Process Information in the Area of Basic ElectricityThe students’ preexisting knowledge structure was found to be more important for the solution of the tasks than the given feedback. To improve students’ learning performance, special learning sequences for restricted domains will be developed.

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0258-1248 g together researchers coming from different domains. Electricity education is a domain where a lot of research has already been made. The first meeting on electricity teaching was organized in 1984 by R. Duit, W. Jung and C. von Rhoneck in Ludwigsburg (Germany). Since then, research has been going

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Introductiontricity teaching was organized in 1984 by R. Duit, W. Jung and C. von Rh?neck in Ludwigsburg (Germany). Since then, research has been going on and we can consider that the workshop was the successor of this first meeting.

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Using Computer-Based Questionnaires to Diagnose Students’ Models of Electricityes could be constructed for many other scientific areas. Comparing students’ use of the computer questionnaires with interviews about the problems suggests that the diagnoses produced resemble students’ beliefs, and that the diagnoses have encouraged students to re-examine their approach to the problems.

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gle motor responses. This was unusual as generally a positive wave accompanies the termination of an overt response. Systematic studies soon revealed that a pronounced negativity develops, whenever expectations of relevant predictions are not fulfilled, whenever there is a need for ongoing processin