Сбитые с толку. Почему наши интуитивные представления о мире часто ошибочны

Современная жизнь сильно зависит от науки, поэтому препятствия в понимании науки игнорировать нельзя. Проблему интуитивных теорий нужно принимать всерьез. Нужно создать среду, которая поможет осознать эти теории и разработать пути их преодоления — в классной комнате и за ее пределами. Интуитивные теории будут с нами всегда, так как их заново открывает каждый ребенок. Но нельзя позволить детским представлениям ограничивать возможности, которые открываются во взрослом возрасте.

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