System of Logical Structures in Natural Science-Oriented Curriculum and its Effect on Teaching

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The system of logical structures in natural science- (biologically-, ecologically- and physics-) oriented curriculum is defined as a set of features, which depict the main ideas of a certain topic. Basically, it is a unique model presenting the topic´s key points. Graphical representation of the curriculum logical structure can be provided (implemented) as: a) traditional printed graphic form b) computer (virtual) form. When visualizing the logical structure system of natural science curriculum (including biologically-, ecologically- and physics-oriented school subjects), we mainly use the following structural components: Word maps, Applets, Orientation graphs (transport diagrams), Development diagrams, Venn diagrams, Structurograms, Sequence diagrams and others. This research paper includes a pedagogical experiment to verify the effectiveness of teaching with the use of graphic visualization of the curriculum logical structure.

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Bernátová, R., Bernát, M., Porâcovâ, J., Zahatňanskâ, M., Mydlárová-Blascâkovâ, M., Konečnâ, M., & Kl’učarovâ, A. (2020). System of Logical Structures in Natural Science-Oriented Curriculum and its Effect on Teaching. International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning, 15(22), 59–77. https://doi.org/10.3991/ijet.v15i22.17155

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