Student Problematization and Decision-Making on a Wind Energy Socio-Scientific Issue
Research Symposium:
2017 Research Symposium: San Juan, Puerto Rico (Virtual Symposium)Presenters
Cory Forbes,
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Tobias Kreuziger,
n/a
A. McKinzie Peterson,
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Abstract
We explore how students frame, reason, and make decisions on a wind energy socio-scientific issue (SSI) using Construal Level Theory (CLT) as a lens. Results suggest perceptions of wind energy are related to abstraction of the issue, which has implications for the design of SSI-based curriculum and instruction.