Concept-Cartoons as a Tool to Evoke and Analyze Pupils Jugdments: in Social Science Education

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Concept-Cartoons as a Tool to Evoke and Analyze Pupils Jugdments: in Social Science Education. / Fenske, Felix; Klee, Andreas; Lutter, Andreas.
in: Journal of Social Science Education, Jahrgang 10, Nr. 3, 2011, S. 46-52.

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title = "Concept-Cartoons as a Tool to Evoke and Analyze Pupils Jugdments: in Social Science Education",
abstract = "The following contribution makes an effort to place the concept-cartoon-method into the context of social science education. Concept-cartoons (CCs) enable teachers to use the everyday life experiences and individual thoughts of the pupils as a positive enrichment tool within the learning processes. In this context, CCs are very suitable to function as a method to gain information about both the existing mental conceptions and the individual political judgment strategies. Through this, it is possible to put everyday life concepts and scientific knowledge in a constructive relationship, which finally enhances new learning objectives.First the article highlights the relevance of pupils{\textquoteright} and teachers` concepts for judgment processes. On this basis the method of CCs is introduced and evaluated.",
keywords = "Politics, Politikdidaktik, Concept-Cartoon, pupils concepts, teacher concept, judgment processes, judgment strategies, social science education, Concept-Cartoon, pupils concepts, teacher concept, judgment strategies, social science education",
author = "Felix Fenske and Andreas Klee and Andreas Lutter",
year = "2011",
doi = "10.4119/jsse-571",
language = "English",
volume = "10",
pages = "46--52",
journal = "Journal of Social Science Education",
issn = "1618-5293",
publisher = "Universit{\"a}t Bielefeld",
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