Educational myths can mislead—but they can also teach.
When handled with care, they can trigger inquiry & foster conceptual change.

📚 New blogpost: “When Educational Myths Are Better Than Their Reputation”
🔗 https://doi.org/10.58079/13h49

#EducationalMyths #SustainabilityEducation #HigherEd #CriticalThinking #Prebunking #Debunking #EducationalPsychology #Learning #Instruction #knowledgeintransition #conceptualchange #evsused

When Educational Myths Are Better Than Their Reputation. Harnessing Misconceptions as Learning Opportunities and Catalysts

Educational myths are often seen as obstacles—misconceptions that mislead and sustain ineffective practices. But what if they also offer learning opportunities? This text explores how myths can be used to foster deeper learning, critical thinking, and conceptual change.

Evidence-informed Sustainability Education (EvSusEd)

Hi there ... Having migrated to sciences.social, I would like to introduce myself briefly.

I am a #sociologist at the University of #Lucerne. My focus is on #sociologicaltheory with a special faible for #Luhmann 's #systemstheory which I also applied in my book on #diplomacy.

I am currently #textmining the 18th Century Collections Online database (#ECCO)for a sociology of #conceptualchange.

Apart from that, I am interested in any exchange that stimulates the #sociologicalimagination.

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