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The study aims to identify the misconceptions of 7th-grade students regarding the particulate nature of matter and dissolution and to examine the effect of argumentation instruction on these misconceptions. Furthermore, it seeks to determine the ontological reasons behind these misconceptions and investigate how argumentation instruction impacts eliminating misconceptions incorrectly assigned to ontological categories. The study uses a static group pre-test–post-test design with 35 participants: 16 re...
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