This dissertation examines the effects of a modern socio-scientific exhibition on the energy transition on students' critical energy literacy and how observed changes depended on students' prior conceptual energy knowledge and topic interest. By examining the extent to which foundational elements of energy literacy, as currently addressed primarily in formal education, influence students' development of progressive agential critical energy literacy in a holistic social science learning environment, the dissertation bridges the gap between formal and informal education.
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This dissertation examines the effects of a modern socio-scientific exhibition on the energy transition on students' critical energy literacy and how observed changes depended on students' prior conceptual energy knowledge and topic interest. By examining the extent to which foundational elements of energy literacy, as currently addressed primarily in formal education, influence students' development of progressive agential critical energy literacy in a holistic social science learning environme...
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