13–16 Dec 2021
Europe/Zurich timezone
The papers for Springer have been published: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-48667-8 The papers for IOPP have also been published: https://iopscience.iop.org/issue/1742-6596/2727/1 .

The analysis of conspiracy theories as a stimulus to active learning

15 Dec 2021, 11:20
20m
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Presentations in Wroclaw 2. Competence-based Physics education Parallel 7 - Wroclaw

Speaker

Lucia Klinovská (FMFI UK)

Description

Abstract. The development of students’ critical thinking, argumentation skills and formulating hypothesis is admittedly considered an integral part of physics education. The aim of our pedagogical experiment is to develop these skills by critical analysis of selected conspiracy theory related to physics phenomena. This paper describes the theoretical background and methodological notes to activity based on students’ analysis 5G technology conspiracy theory in the physics education at the upper secondary school. Finally, the paper presents didactically processed experience of implementation the activity in optional subject during distance education with 10 students.
Keywords: critical thinking, argumentation, hypothesising, activity, upper secondary school.

Primary author

Co-author

Dr Viera Haverlíková (associate professor)

Presentation materials