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Direct linkAtwood, Ronald K.; Christopher, John E.; Combs, Rebecca K.; Roland, Elizabeth E. – Science Educator, 2010
Magnetism is a topic frequently studied in elementary schools. Since magnetism is a popular topic and is included in national science education standards, it might be assumed that elementary teachers have a good understanding of this topic and that elementary students develop a good understanding of fundamental magnetism concepts. Unfortunately,…
Descriptors: Elementary School Science, Physics, Inquiry, Science Teachers
