Abstract
Knowledge about cell structure is vital in students' understanding o f cell functions. It also plays a central role in their understanding o f structure and function in organisms. This research is part o f a bigger survey which analysed misconceptions held by students, teachers and those in commonly used Biol ogy texts, with particular reference to misconceptions on cell structure and function. This paper reports on results obtained from open-ended questionnaires relating to A-level biology students' misconceptions about cell structure. A total o f 72 students participated in the study. The study revealed that some students hold misconceptions about cell structure and function that are likely to influence their understanding o f other concepts if left un-addressed.
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Tambo, E., Mukaro, J., & Mahaso, J. (2005). Some Misconceptions on Cell Structure and Function Held by \’A\’ Level Biology Students\’ Implications for Curriculum Development. Zimbabwe Journal of Educational Research, 15(2). https://doi.org/10.4314/zjer.v15i2.26029
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