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Isabell K Adler1, Daniela Fiedler1, Andrew Shtulman2

  • 1Department of Biology Education, IPN - Leibniz Institute for Science and Mathematics Education, Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.

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この研究は,若い学習者の進化の理解を評価するために,進化に関する子どものアイデアの概念的評価 (CACIE) を開発した. この インタビュー に 基づく ツール は,子ども たち に 進化 に 関する 正確 な 科学 的 考え を 育成 する 助け に なり ます.

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