The Analysis of Secondary School Students' Transition Situations in Multiple Representations

Abstract

In this article, the relationships between students’ personal relationship to the concept of pressure and teaching conditions of this concept were investigated in terms of the Anthropological Theory of Didactics. To determine these complex relationships, first an institutional analysis was conducted, and in this same manner, the textbook has been analyzed to uncover the institutional eelationship to the concept of pressure, and second, an achievement test has been used to gather data to uncover personal relationship to concept of pressure. 348 8th-grade students who successfully completed the pressure topic in their science classes participated in this study. The gathered data were analyzed in a descriptive and qualitative way. The results of this study emphasize the relationship between the teaching conditions and the students’ understanding of pressure and support the need for multiple representations to teach effectively the pressure concept.

Multiple Representation Approach in Elementary School Science Learning: A Systematic Literature Review

“…and build the relationship with the concept of science. In didactic anthropological theory, multiple representation-based learning supports teachers in conditioning the classroom and improves students' understanding of the concepts teachers teach (Kurnaz & Bayri, 2018).…”