🔴 **Conceptual contamination: Investigating the impact of misinformation on conceptual change and inoculation strategies**
"_In the present investigation, we found that text order was an important consideration for how learners build their understanding of the to-be-learned content. While all conditions learned a significant amount, those who saw the misinformation text first, followed by the expository explanation, performed the worst on the posttest measure of learning._"
Danielson, R. W., Heddy, B. C., Ramazan, O., Jin, G., Gill, K. S., & Berry, D. N. (2024). Conceptual contamination: Investigating the impact of misinformation on conceptual change and inoculation strategies. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 1–26. https://doi.org/10.1002/tea.21963
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@boud Thank you for commenting. It would be interesting to see if there is any discernable improvement that you notice.
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This is very useful. I'll probably try a bit of extra prebunking of temporal simultaneity in the "summer" semester (Mar-Jun 2025) special relativity lectures, before I get into Minkowski spacetime. I do that anyway in words, but a thought experiment can make it clearer that absolute simultaneity is experimentally false.