Learning About Time Zones In Grades Four, Five, And Six Back 15/07/2020 by S Metadata Share TitleLearning About Time Zones In Grades Four, Five, And SixAbstractThe present study was designed to obtain additional evidence about the effect of instruction on the development of the geographic time and space concept.Date01/01/1963CitationO. L. Davis, J. (1963). Learning About Time Zones In Grades Four, Five, And Six. The Journal of Experimental Education, 31(4), 407–412. https://doi.org/10.1080/00220973.1963.11010798Type of PublicationArticleAuthor(s)Davis, O. L. JrContentCelestial Motion > Timezone/TimingConstructGeneral TeachingMethodologyBlankResearch SettingSchoolTarget GroupStudents > Primary/Elementary School StudentsInstitution(s)Kent State UniversityJournal NameThe Journal of Experimental EducationPeer-Reviewed StatusPeer-reviewedPublisherTaylor & FrancisVolume31Issue Number4ISSN1940-0683Resource TypeEmpirical ResearchNation(s) of StudyUnited States of AmericaLanguageEnglishURLhttps://doi.org/10.1080/00220973.1963.11010798Article URL/DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1080/00220973.1963.11010798 Continue browsing Using a Planetarium A Planetarium Demonstration in the Classroom Back to items list
