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October 1, 2025Open Access

Learning to Argue in the Anthropocene: How do 4th and 6th Grade Students Use Multimodal Materials to Solve a Socioscientific Issue?

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This analysis evaluates argumentation and multimodal material use in students, suggesting approaches for environmental education.

Students show low-to-medium argumentation performance, with 6th graders slightly outperforming 4th graders.
Statistical tests reveal no significant differences across most argumentation measures between educational levels.
Students utilize different semiotic modalities, struggling more with maps and graphs than texts and videos.
Proposed solutions reflect diverse perspectives, indicating the need for improved scientific reasoning in education.

Fernández-Huetos et al. (2025) studied this question.

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October 1, 2025Open Access

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This analysis evaluates argumentation and multimodal material use in students, suggesting approaches for environmental education.

Students show low-to-medium argumentation performance, with 6th graders slightly outperforming 4th graders.
Statistical tests reveal no significant differences across most argumentation measures between educational levels.
Students utilize different semiotic modalities, struggling more with maps and graphs than texts and videos.
Proposed solutions reflect diverse perspectives, indicating the need for improved scientific reasoning in education.

Fernández-Huetos et al. (2025) studied this question.

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