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Conceptual conflict

Conceptual conflict. Experience discrepancy. Between what learner knows and what learner expects. Leads to. Discrepant, dissonant and anomalous call into learners’ current understanding. Experience inadequacy. Current conceptions are inadequate to interpret experiences. Leads to.

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Conceptual conflict

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  1. Conceptual conflict Experience discrepancy Between what learner knows and what learner expects. Leads to Discrepant, dissonant and anomalous call into learners’ current understanding. Experience inadequacy Current conceptions are inadequate to interpret experiences. Leads to Confronted with information that contradicts existing conceptualizations

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