Conclusion: Contributions of Multiple Representations to Biological Education
Access Status
Fulltext not available
Authors
Treagust, David
Tsui, Chi-Yan
Date
2013Type
Book Chapter
Metadata
Show full item recordCitation
Treagust, David and Tsui, Chi-Yan. 2013. Conclusion: Contributions of Multiple Representations to Biological Education, in Treagust, D. and Tsui, C.-Y. (ed), Multiple Representations in Biological Education, pp. 349-367. Dordrecht, Netherlands: Springer.
Source Title
Multiple Representations in Biological Education
ISBN
Collection
Abstract
Our book project began in 2009 with the intent to bring together international biology educators and biology education researchers who are involved in improving biological education from the perspective of multiple representations. It was also our goal that this volume would be able to address how biological education could meet the challenges of the twenty-first century, in which the breakthroughs in biological research would necessitate the integration of research and education with global economics and human social structures.
Related items
Showing items related by title, author, creator and subject.
-
Liu, Yang (2012)This thesis comprises a series of inter-related studies that examined: (1) diagrams presented in commonly used biology textbooks in Western Australian schools; (2) teachers’ use of diagrams as part of their normal teaching ...
-
Howard, K.; Griffiths, K.; McKetin, Rebecca; Ma, J. (2018)© 2018 NISC Pty Ltd There is disagreement in the literature as to whether biological attribution increases or decreases stigma. This study investigated the effect of an online biological intervention on stigma and ...
-
Tsui, Chi-Yan; Treagust, David (2013)This chapter introduces the theoretical perspectives associated with multiple external representations (MERs) (Ainsworth, Comput Educ, 33(2/3):131–152, 1999) and their importance in biology and biological education. We ...