Whether or not a change occurs in the attitudes of students towards science may be studies more
thoroughly through discussions with parents.
• Studies reviewing the achievements and attitudes of students towards science may be conducted
(Serin, Kesercioğlu, Saracaloğlu, and Serin, 2003).
• As Kabapınar (2005) stated, giving names to the characters in cartoons will provide convenience for
both teacher and the student. Hanging the concept cartoons over the boards not only in the classroom but also
out of it may lead all students to reasoning.
• The effect of concept cartoons on different variables in science education may be studies.
• The effect of concept cartoons on the attitudes may also be studies in second grade elementary
education. How the attitude changes according to progressive class levels may be examined.
• In order to develop positive attitudes for science, educational methods and techniques on the basis of
constructivism may be applied