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The use of inquiry-based science teaching to promote students' conceptual understanding of direct current electricity
2017
South African Journal of Science and Technology
Research in science education evolved from the positivist paradigm in which scientific knowledge was considered to be immutable. This article investigates the use of inquiry-based science teaching as a pedagogical strategy to develop prospective science teachers' conceptual understanding of direct current electricity. It is proposed that Vygotsky's social constructivism and Dewey's pragmatism have common elements that may serve as a philosophical framework for inquiry-based science teaching. An
doi:10.4102/satnt.v36i1.1427
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