USING A FOUR-TIER DIAGNOSTIC TEST TO IDENTIFY STUDENTS'MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT PURE SUBSTANCES, MIXTURES AND SEPARATION OF MIXTURES

One concept in chemistry that is fundamental and essential yet difficult for students to understand and have misconceptions is matter. Studies on misconceptions about this topic have been developed previously using two-tier tests, but there have been relatively few studies using a four-tier test app...

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Yazar: Shofa Nabilah, - (Yazar)
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