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NTIS 바로가기초등과학교육 = Journal of Korean elementary science education, v.41 no.3, 2022년, pp.501 - 520
김종욱 (서울화양초등학교)
Considering the importance of spatial thinking in the process of learning astronomy, it is necessary to educate pre-service teachers on teaching methods that consider spatial thinking from the teacher training program stage. Accordingly, after providing education on spatial thinking to pre-service s...
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