[The formation of knowledge of electromagnetic ecology among high-school students].

A L, Buzov; Iu I, Kol'chugin; V A, Romanov; Iu M, Spodobaev; O V, Buzov

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[The formation of knowledge of electromagnetic ecology among high-school students].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 May 2000 Russian Journal:Meditsina truda i promyshlennaia ekologiia (issn: 1026-9428,

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Authors: A L, Buzov; Iu I, Kol'chugin; V A, Romanov; Iu M, Spodobaev; O V, Buzov;

pmid: 10741067

[The formation of knowledge of electromagnetic ecology among high-school students].

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The article tackle the problem of ecologic education, training and development in electromagnetic safety. Electromagnetic ecology is associated with effects of electromagnetic fields, so these topics are expedient in comprehensive courses of physics, ecology, natural science, biology, geography. The authors necessitate specification of regulatory document, program, methods and means of giving such knowledge.

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Cognition, Adolescent, Ecology, Concept Formation, Humans, Students, Electromagnetic Phenomena

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