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  <title>Strata of comprehending ecology:</title>
  <subTitle>Looking through the prism of feeding relations (pages 645–671)</subTitle>
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  <namePart>Billie Eilam</namePart>
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  <publisher>Bagian Serial Science Education</publisher>
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 <note>The present paper focuses on ninth graders   difficulties in learning ecology. Three dimensions  in addition to the macrolevel dimension  were identified as basic obstacles that might hinder students   meaningful learning of ecology  the microlevel dimension  relating to the molecular and micro processes of matter and energy transfer in ecosystems  the spatial dimension of ecosystems  regarding simultaneous occurrences in space and the multiple roles of their biotic elements  and the time dimension  relating to long-term evolutionary forces acting in ecosystems. These four dimensions were examined in students   understanding of the concept of food chains in ecosystems. Four ninth grade classrooms participated in the study. Two of the classes studied ecology in the traditional mode and served as a control. Two classes were exposed to a novel  specifically designed learning context for ecology study  which integrated several elements known to influence learning  including a special curriculum to guide students   active involvement in a self-regulated process of inquiry. A qualitative analysis of students   written responses and recorded verbal interactions was used  as well as simple quantitative methods.  copy  2002 Wiley Periodicals  Inc. Sci Ed86 645 ndash 671  2002  Published online in Wiley InterScience (www.interscience.wiley.com). DOI 10.1002/sce.10041</note>
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  <topic>1. EKOLOGI - KESULITAN BELAJAR SISWA&#13;2. EKOLOGI - STUDI DAN PENGAJARAN</topic>
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