一、中文文獻
王文科(民84):教育研究法。台北:五南出版公司。
何英奇(民79):教學研究法。載於國立台灣師範大學學術研究委員會主編:教學評量研究(745-791頁)。台北:五南。
何英奇(民81):教學評量的基本原則。載於國立台灣師範大學學術研究委員會主編:教學評量研究(3-30頁)。台北:五南。
余民寧(民86):教育測驗與評量:成就測驗與評量。台北:心理出版社。
吳福元譯(民76):兒童心理學(Jean Piaget原著)。台北:唐山出版社。
李武勳(民89):國中學生氣體壓力概念之教學成效探討。國立台灣師範大學化學研究所碩士論文。林清山(民81):心理與教育統計學。台北市,東華書局。
林清山譯(民80):教育心理學:認知取向(Mayer原著)。台北:遠流出版公司。
洪振方(民76):學生空氣體積及壓力之粒子模型概念與推理能力之相關研究。國立台灣師範大學化學研究所碩士論文。國立編譯館(民85):高中化學課本,第一冊。
國立編譯館(民88):國中生物課本,上冊。
國立編譯館(民89):國中理化課本,第二冊。
許健將(民79):利用二段式測驗探查高三學生有關共價鍵及分子結構之迷思概念。國立彰化師範大學科學教育研究所碩士論文。許健將、郭重吉和李成康(民81):利用二段式測驗探查高三學生有關共價鍵及分子結構之迷思概念。科學教育(彰師),第3期,頁175-198。郭生玉(民76):心理與教育測驗。台北,精華書局。
郭生玉(民85):教育研究法。台北:精華書局。
陳偉民和牟中原(民89):教科書中關於氣體擴散實驗的錯誤。化學,58(2),279-282。
黃湘武、江新合、劉謹輔、陳忠志、杜鴻模、陸業堯(民74):國中學生質量守恆,重量守恆,外體積概念,與比例推理能力之抽樣調查與研究。中等教育,36(1),44-65。
黃湘武、黃寶鈿(民74):學生空氣概念:粒子性質及動力平衡。中華民國七十四年度科學教育學術研討會論文彙編,頁13-18。
黃寶鈿(民76):以示範式群測法研究學生的排水體積守恆概念。測驗年刊,34,137-146。黃寶鈿(民76):以示範實驗法探究學生的比例理能力。測驗年刊,41,207-220。黃寶鈿(民77):邏輯思考能力評量工具的編製。師大學報,33,485-505。黃寶鈿(民78):我國學生邏輯思考能力發展的研究。測驗年刊,36,31-46。黃寶鈿、黃湘武(民82):溶液濃度概念之認知衝突教學的研究(Ⅰ)。國科會計劃第一年度進度報告(NSC82-0111-S-003-015)。
黃寶鈿、黃湘武(民83):溶液濃度概念之認知衝突教學的研究(Ⅱ)。國科會計劃第一年度進度報告(NSC82-0111-S-003-015)。
楊俐容譯(民82):皮亞傑(瑪格麗特.飽定原著)。台北:桂冠圖書公司。
葉重新(民91):教育研究法。台北:心理出版社。
葛玟菁(民91):應用粒子模型之模擬教具探討國中學生物質狀態概念之學習成效。國立台灣師範大學師範大學化學研究所碩士論文。劉元生(民83):實驗教學對於國中學生溶液概念改變的影響。國立台灣師範大學師範大學化學研究所碩士論文。鄭昭明(民86):認知心理學:理論與實踐。台北:桂冠圖書股份有限公司。
盧文顥(民81):從粒子模型概念探討學生對於溶液概念之思考模式。國立台灣師範大學師範大學化學研究所碩士論文。鍾聖校(民83):不同教學法對錯誤概念修正的影響。台北師院學報,第7期,頁169-204。國立台北師範學院。
簡茂發、黃光雄(民80):教育研究法。台北:師大書苑。
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