Analysis
All the drawings were analyzed independently by the researcher and three lecturers in biology. The analyzing results were compared; the differences about a few cases were opened for discussion and then a final decision about the analyzing was made. Students’ responses to the drawing activity were analyzed, using a coding framework prepared by Kose (2008) and Reiss and Tunnicliffe (2001). Using this framework, five levels of conceptual understanding were identified for this investigation-no drawing, nonrepresentational drawings, drawings with misconceptions, partial drawings, and comprehensive representation drawings. Details of the levels were as follows:
Analysis All the drawings were analyzed independently by the researcher and three lecturers in biology. The analyzing results were compared; the differences about a few cases were opened for discussion and then a final decision about the analyzing was made. Students’ responses to the drawing activity were analyzed, using a coding framework prepared by Kose (2008) and Reiss and Tunnicliffe (2001). Using this framework, five levels of conceptual understanding were identified for this investigation-no drawing, nonrepresentational drawings, drawings with misconceptions, partial drawings, and comprehensive representation drawings. Details of the levels were as follows:
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