There are several strategies you can use to identify and address misconceptions in your students. Engage in discussions with your students to understand their ideas and misconceptions on a particular topic. Use tools like Discussion Storyboards to stimulate conversations and allow students to defend their viewpoints using scientific reasoning. Conduct pre-assessment quizzes to gauge prior knowledge and detect common misconceptions. Review students' classwork to gain insights into their understanding. Collaborate with fellow educators, research common misconceptions, and plan lessons accordingly. Lastly, create cognitive conflict by providing demonstrations or activities that challenge students' misconceptions and encourage them to reconstruct their thinking.