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Richardson, Daniel – Advances in Physiology Education, 2011
This opinion statement points out some of the considerations and pitfalls in using virtual reality computer programs in the teaching of life sciences. Emphasis is placed on the possibility of such programs leading to reductionist thinking including how reductionist thinking could foster the formation of misconceptions. Negative feedback is used as…
Descriptors: Evidence, Computer Simulation, Physiology, Science Instruction
Snir, Joseph; And Others – 1988
Many feel that an advantage to using computer simulations in science teaching is that they give students the opportunity to witness or perform experiments which might otherwise be too expensive, time consuming, or dangerous for them to do. Simulations attempt to mimic the kind of experience students get in a laboratory and help students learn new…
Descriptors: Computer Simulation, Computer Software, Computer Uses in Education, Concept Formation