Sentence examples for new misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Two new misconceptions about variability have been discovered in this study.

While the data do not indicate a concurrent reduction in evolution misconceptions, these students have an opportunity to minimize the number of new misconceptions acquired during the course of instruction as opposed to those students taught by teachers with a relatively poorer knowledge of biological evolution concepts.

In creating the ODCA, we did not aim to identify new misconceptions held by students.

Without such rigor, we cannot evaluate their mental models or prevent the creation of new misconceptions.

Throughout this process, new misconceptions emerged, our descriptions of existing misconceptions were refined and sometimes subdivided, and the data were recoded accordingly.

For example, studying a larger sample of advanced undergraduates will be necessary to understand how student conceptions of genetic drift progress, including how instruction reveals or creates new misconceptions.

It was possible for a student to improve their understanding and also gain a new misconception, so there were some students who received both a +1 and −1 score.

While these experiences help students to gain further understanding of plant's growth, they may have resulted in students taking away that this was needed in addition to or in place of sunlight, creating a new misconception for the students.

Naomi Wolf in her new book, Misconceptions, describes babies as enemies to equality; Helen Simpson, in her stories Yeah Right Get a Life, writes about the onerous romance of bringing up children.

But according to the latest Department of Health figures, Caesareans are steeply on the increase in this country - as with so many other things, we are following the American trend, which is examined in Naomi Wolf's new book, Misconceptions: Truth, Lies and the Unexpected on the Journey to Motherhood, published here and in the US next month.

But I knew being out at any age came with a whole new set of misconceptions, stereotypes, and challenges.