Una Propuesta para El Cambio y Uso de La Energía
Una Propuesta para El Cambio y Uso de La Energía
Una Propuesta para El Cambio y Uso de La Energía
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MIENTO GLOBAL
J. L. Doménech
Universitat d'Alacant España
D. Gil-Pérez
Universitat de València España
A. Gras
Universitat d'Alacant España
J. Guisasola
Universidad del País Vasco España
J. Martínez-Torregrosa
Universitat d'Alacant España
J. Salinas
Universidad de Tucumán Argentina
R. Trumper
Universidad de Haifa Israel
P. Valdés
Instituto Superior Pedagógico de La Habana Cuba
Resumen
Summary
The growing importance given to the study of energy and the detection
of serious difficulties in its learning has produced a great deal of
researches, most of them centred in concrete conceptual aspects. But, in
our opinion, the different difficulties pointed out in the literature are
interrelated and connected to other aspects conceptual as well as
procedural and axiological not sufficiently taken into account in these
researches. Our aim in this paper has been to proceed to a global
analysis, trying to avoid ineffective punctual approaches.
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