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Modelos mentales vs esquemas de célula

Authors: Rodríguez Palmero, Maria Luz; Moreira, Marco Antonio;

Modelos mentales vs esquemas de célula

Abstract

Se analizan las representaciones del alumnado desde la perspectiva de la Teoría de los Modelos Mentales de Johnson-Laird una ve z trabajado el contenido escolar y cinco años después. Se observa la identidad y estabilidad de dichas representaciones mentales incluso a largo plazo, lo que se compara y estudia desde la óptica de la Teoría de los Campos Conceptuales de Vergnaud. De los resultados obtenidos se desprenden conexiones y relaciones entre ambas teorías psicológicas que facilitan la comprensión de los procesos cognitivos puestos en juego en el aprendizaje de conceptos científicos.

Student's mental representations of cell are examined from the perspectives of Johnson- Laird's mental models theory five years after instruction. The observed identity and stability of such representations are then interpreted under the framework of Vergnaud's conceptual fields theory. From the findings of these analyses some connections between these theories which might help in understanding the cognitive processes in learning scientific concepts, are established.

Keywords

Representación, Esquema, Ensino de biologia, Células, Scheme, Modelo mental, Mental model, Mental representatios, Modelos mentais

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