2023
DOI: 10.59652/jetm.v1i4.65
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Misconceptions about Science Concepts in Traditional Fairy Tales

Konstantinos Kotsis

Abstract: Fairy tales, cherished for generations, often incorporate elements of magic and wonder. While not intended to be scientific, they sometimes introduce misconceptions about fundamental science concepts. This paper explores common misconceptions about science found in traditional fairy tales, aiming to shed light on how these stories may contribute to a misunderstanding of scientific principles and the potential consequences of perpetuating such misconceptions.

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“…To provide pupils with factual information on the shape of the Earth, it is the responsibility of educators to dispel this myth in the classroom. Creating a solid base of scientific knowledge and critical thinking abilities is essential for navigating an increasingly complex environment (Kotsis, 2023b). Educators may aid students in creating this foundation via the use of this practice.…”
Section: Addressing Misconceptions In Science Education With Aimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To provide pupils with factual information on the shape of the Earth, it is the responsibility of educators to dispel this myth in the classroom. Creating a solid base of scientific knowledge and critical thinking abilities is essential for navigating an increasingly complex environment (Kotsis, 2023b). Educators may aid students in creating this foundation via the use of this practice.…”
Section: Addressing Misconceptions In Science Education With Aimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The stories of fairy tales usually are in mythic words and educators have to take care of how will connect concepts of science with these stories. Otherwise, they will transfer misconceptions about physics concepts to the young students (Kotsis, 2023b). Such misconceptions about concepts in sciences have been reported in Charles Perrault's fairy tales (Kazantzidou & Kotsis, 2023).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%