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An Approach to the Documentation of Alternative Conceptions in School Students’ Written Responses

1Paper prepared for the seminar, ‘Alternative conceptions and cognitive development: Complementary paradigms or incompatible paradigms’, BERA Annual Conference, Lancaster, 1984.

Beverley Bell | Rosalind Driver | Angela Brook

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