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Educación química

versión impresa ISSN 0187-893X

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ROLLNICK, Marissa  y  MAVHUNGA, Elizabeth. PCK of teaching electrochemistry in chemistry teachers: A case in Johannesburg, Gauteng Province, South Africa. Educ. quím [online]. 2014, vol.25, n.3, pp.354-362. ISSN 0187-893X.

Electrochemistry is an important topic in chemistry due to its wide application in everyday life. Although it is found in most high school curricula throughout the world, it is commonly regarded as an abstract and difficult topic to teach. This paper explores the teacher knowledge possessed by a diverse group of South African grade 12 teachers for teaching this topic. Two types of teacher knowledge were explored - knowledge of the content to be taught and topic specific pedagogical content knowledge. Topic specific content knowledge is the ability to reason about teaching the topic through 5 components regarded as important for the transformation of content knowledge, viz. Learner Prior Knowledge, Curricular Saliency, What is difficult to teach, Representations and Conceptual Teaching Strategies. 64 teachers responded to two instruments, measuring the two teacher knowledge bases. Results reflected the socio-diversity of the teachers with overall moderately high scores obtained on content knowledge which were not necessarily matched by good TSPCK. Reasons for this are explored.

Palabras llave : topic specific PCK; content knowledge; electrochemistry.

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