Energy is a phenomena that cannot be created or destroyed, but can be changed from one form into another. By going out of this way, the electromagnetic induction is a… Click to show full abstract
Energy is a phenomena that cannot be created or destroyed, but can be changed from one form into another. By going out of this way, the electromagnetic induction is a good and appropriate example where the same principle of energy conversation is applied. The induced current resulting from the electromagnetic induction is related to some physical variables. These variables can change either directly or inversely proportional to each other. However, semi-structured interviews with 20 pre-service physics teachers have shown that these relations are quite complex. Because of these reasons, pre-service physics teachers have some difficulty in establishing these relations and therefore they are at different understanding levels. Within the scope of this study, understanding levels of pre-service physics teachers about electromagnetic induction were determined.
               
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