La transición desde un pensamiento simple hacia otro complejo en el caso de la construcción de nociones ecológicas
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En este artículo se describen las ideas de alumnos adolescentes relativas a nociones ecológicas, en relación con distintas dimensiones que caracterizan la transición desde un pensamiento simple hacia un pensamiento complejo. También se presentan algunas implicaciones didácticas referidas a dicha transición.
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