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Peer reviewedRoss, Keith A. – School Science Review, 1988
Shows that the second law of thermodynamics is in the common experience of many people and if taught first, before the law of conservation, can result in fewer misconceptions among pupils. Stresses the use of common experiences in teaching. (CW)
Descriptors: Biological Sciences, Elementary School Science, Elementary Secondary Education, Energy Conservation
