2017
DOI: 10.20450/mjcce.2017.1257
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Investigating the presence of misconceptions of 8th grade students through multiple-choice questions at national chemistry competition test

Abstract: A study was conducted to test the level of conceptual understanding of certain chemistry concepts defined in the national curriculum in Macedonia among 8 th grade students who participated in the National chemistry competition in the 2016/17 school year. The students were tested on the following topics: state of matter, metals and non-metals, elementary substances, compounds and mixtures, chemical reactions and introduction to organic chemistry. An analysis of the multiple-choice questions was performed in ord… Show more

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“…Material and classification (M. Stojanovska & Petruševski, 2017) Macedonia Some students experience a misconception that sodium chloride solution is an alkali and a mistake in naming the compound.…”
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“…Material and classification (M. Stojanovska & Petruševski, 2017) Macedonia Some students experience a misconception that sodium chloride solution is an alkali and a mistake in naming the compound.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The instrument for assessment procedure is an essential element in education (Stojanovska & Petruševski, 2017). A misconception is commonly resistant and demanding to be changed with the new information, which is scientific given in the class.…”
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confidence: 99%