Useful intuitive ideas resist change. What do researchers aim for?
ADelete them completely
BTest them every week
CInhibit them in science
DReward them in class
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Inhibit them in science
1. Such conceptions are pervasive, persistent and useful in daily life.
2. So researchers help students become metacognitively aware of them.
3. Students then inhibit them in scientific contexts instead of trying to erase them.
_Source: Wikipedia, Conceptual change, Emerging theoretical perspectives and recent developments_
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