alleryWhat do teachers often fail to do, so that conceptual change is not supported?
ASet daily homework
BAddress pupils' own ideas
CTake class attendance
DUse a plain blackboard
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Address pupils' own ideas
1. Conceptual change depends on bringing learners' existing conceptions into view.
2. Often teachers do not address students' conceptions.
3. Homework, attendance and boards are unrelated to this gap.
_Source: Wikipedia, Conceptual change, How does conceptual change happen and how can it be supported?_
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