Development of computer simulations to overcome students misconceptions on light and optical instruments

This study aims to develop computer simulations on light and optical instruments topic for junior high school students. The simulations are developed according to the students' misconception having assessed with two-tier multiple choices test of light and optical instruments concept. The simula...

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Published in:Journal of physics. Conference series 2019-10, Vol.1321 (3), p.32074
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