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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Academic Effort and Achievement in Science: Beyond a Gendered Relationship Adamuti-Trache, Maria
2013
6 p. 2367-2385
artikel
2 ‘Across the Divide’: Developing Professional Learning Ecosystems in STEM Education Ralls, Deborah

6 p. 2463-2481
artikel
3 A Cultural-Historical Study of the Development of Children’s Scientific Thinking about Clouds in Everyday Life Fragkiadaki, Glykeria

6 p. 1523-1545
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4 A Fragmented Training Environment: Discourse Models in the Talk of Physics Teacher Educators Larsson, Johanna

6 p. 2559-2585
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5 A Framework for Teaching Epistemic Insight in Schools Billingsley, Berry
2018
6 p. 1115-1131
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6 A Framework for the Development of Schoolyard Pedagogy Feille, Kelly

6 p. 1687-1704
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7 A Framework of Effective Science Explanation Videos Informed by Criteria for Instructional Explanations Kulgemeyer, Christoph

6 p. 2441-2462
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8 A Large-Scale Inquiry-Based Astronomy Intervention Project: Impact on Students’ Content Knowledge Performance and Views of their High School Science Classroom Fitzgerald, Michael
2015
6 p. 901-916
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9 Alien or Alike? How the Perceived Similarity Between the Typical Science Teacher and a Student’s Self-Image Correlates with Choosing Science at School Kessels, Ursula
2011
6 p. 1049-1071
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10 An Analysis of Activities in Saudi Arabian Middle School Science Textbooks and Workbooks for the Inclusion of Essential Features of Inquiry Aldahmash, Abdulwali H.
2016
6 p. 879-900
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11 An Exploration of Students’ Science Learning Interest Related to Their Cognitive Anxiety, Cognitive Load, Self-Confidence and Learning Progress Using Inquiry-Based Learning With an iPad Hong, Jon-Chao
2017
6 p. 1193-1212
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12 An Exploratory Study of Teacher Development in the Implementation of Integrated Science Curriculum Wei, Bing

6 p. 2189-2206
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13 Applying the Rule Space Model to Develop a Learning Progression for Thermochemistry Chen, Fu
2016
6 p. 1357-1378
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14 Are We Really Falling Behind? Comparing Key Indicators Across International and Local Standardised Tests for Australian High School Science Georgiou, Helen

6 p. 1205-1220
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15 A Role for Epistemic Insight in Attitude and Belief Change? Lessons from a Cross-curricular Course on Evolution and Creation Konnemann, Christiane
2018
6 p. 1187-1204
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16 Assessing Pre-Service Science Teachers’ Scientific Reasoning Competencies Krell, Moritz

6 p. 2305-2329
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17 A Starting Point: Provide Children Opportunities to Engage with Scientific Inquiry and Nature of Science Murphy, Clíona

6 p. 1759-1793
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18 A Student’s-Eye View: What 4th Grade Students Describing Their Visit to a Science Museum Recall as Significant Shaby, Neta

6 p. 1625-1645
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19 A Systematic Approach to Designing, Implementing, and Evaluating Learner-Generated Digital Media (LGDM) Assignments and Its Effect on Self-regulation in Tertiary Science Education Reyna, Jorge

6 p. 1501-1527
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20 At the Elbows of Scientists: Shaping Science Teachers’ Conceptions and Enactment of Inquiry-Based Instruction McLaughlin, Cheryl A.
2014
6 p. 927-947
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21 Attitudes of Biology Teachers Towards Learner-Generated External Visual Representations Scherb, Christian Alexander

6 p. 2533-2558
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22 Becoming a Science Teacher: Is It Merely a Process of Trial and Error? Gourlay, Helen

6 p. 1677-1698
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23 Beyond “They Cited the Text”: Middle School Students and Teachers’ Written Critiques of Scientific Conclusions De La Paz, Susan
2017
6 p. 1433-1459
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24 Capturing the Transformation and Dynamic Nature of an Elementary Teacher Candidate’s Identity Development as a Teacher of Science Naidoo, Kara
2016
6 p. 1331-1355
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25 Challenges and Changes: Developing Teachers’ and Initial Teacher Education Students’ Understandings of the Nature of Science Ward, Gillian
2016
6 p. 1233-1254
artikel
26 Characterising Extrinsic Challenges Linked to the Design and Implementation of Inquiry-Based Practical Work Akuma, Fru Vitalis

6 p. 1677-1706
artikel
27 Consistency of Practical and Formal Epistemologies of Science Held by Participants of a Research Apprenticeship Burgin, Stephen R.
2013
6 p. 2179-2206
artikel
28 Correction: The Relationship Between Students’ Awareness of Environmental Issues and Attitudes Toward Science and Epistemological Beliefs—Moderating Effect of Informal Science Activities Xie, Yong

6 p. 1203
artikel
29 Correction to: The Development and Validation of a Measure of Science Capital, Habitus, and Future Science Interests Jones, M. Gail

6 p. 1567
artikel
30 Cultural Memory Banking in Preservice Science Teacher Education Handa, Vicente C.
2011
6 p. 1201-1217
artikel
31 Curriculum as Experienced by Students: How Teacher Identity Shapes Science Notebook Use Madden, Lauren
2013
6 p. 2567-2592
artikel
32 Decision Making Through Dialogue: a Case Study of Analyzing Preservice Teachers’ Argumentation on Socioscientific Issues Kim, Mijung
2014
6 p. 903-926
artikel
33 Describing Changes in Undergraduate Students’ Preconceptions of Research Activities Cartrette, David P.
2011
6 p. 1073-1100
artikel
34 Determining the Intelligibility of Einsteinian Concepts with Middle School Students Kaur, Tejinder

6 p. 2505-2532
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35 Developing an Evaluation Rubric for Planning and Assessing SSI-Based STEAM Programs in Science Classrooms Mang, Ha My Anna

6 p. 1119-1144
artikel
36 Developing ‘Butterfly Warriors’: a Case Study of Science for Citizenship Chen, Junjun
2013
6 p. 2153-2177
artikel
37 Developing Elementary Science PCK for Teacher Education: Lessons Learned from a Second Grade Partnership Bradbury, Leslie U.
2017
6 p. 1387-1408
artikel
38 Developing Students’ Critical Reasoning About Online Health Information‬: a Capabilities Approach‬ Wiblom, Jonna

6 p. 1759-1782
artikel
39 Digital Explanation as Assessment in University Science Nielsen, Wendy

6 p. 2391-2418
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40 Drawing Nature of Science in Pre-service Science Teacher Education: Epistemic Insight Through Visual Representations Erduran, Sibel
2018
6 p. 1133-1149
artikel
41 Drawing on Experience: How Domain Knowledge Is Reflected in Sketches of Scientific Structures and Processes Jee, Benjamin D.
2014
6 p. 859-883
artikel
42 ‘Drawing the Leaves Anyway’: Teachers Embracing Children’s Different Ways of Knowing in Preschool Science Practice Areljung, Sofie
2016
6 p. 1173-1192
artikel
43 Effect of a Science Diagram on Primary Students’ Understanding About Magnets Preston, Christine
2015
6 p. 857-877
artikel
44 Effect of Peer Coaching on Teachers’ Practice and Their Students’ Scientific Competencies Hsieh, Fu-Pei

6 p. 1569-1592
artikel
45 Effectual Reasoning and Innovation among Entrepreneurial Science Teacher Leaders: a Correlational Study Martin, Anita M.
2017
6 p. 1297-1319
artikel
46 Encouraging Students with Different Profiles of Perceptions to Pursue Science by Choosing Appropriate Teaching Methods for Each Age Group Potvin, Patrice
2017
6 p. 1339-1357
artikel
47 Engaging Teenagers with Science Through Comics Spiegel, Amy N.
2013
6 p. 2309-2326
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48 Enhancing Conceptual Change in Preschool Children’s Representations of Light: A Sociocognitive Approach Ravanis, Konstantinos
2013
6 p. 2257-2276
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49 Epistemic Frames as an Analytical Framework for Understanding the Representation of Scientific Activity in a Modeling-Based Learning Unit Campbell, Todd

6 p. 2283-2304
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50 Evaluating Radioactivity Remote Laboratory’s Effectiveness in Learning Radioactivity Concepts Karpudewan, Mageswary

6 p. 2243-2268
artikel
51 Examining Science Teacher Reflections on Argument-Based Inquiry Through a Critical Discourse Lens Anderson Quarderer, Nathan

6 p. 2483-2504
artikel
52 Examining the Value of a Scaffolded Critique Framework to Promote Argumentative and Explanatory Writings Within an Argument-Based Inquiry Approach Jang, Jeong-yoon
2016
6 p. 1213-1231
artikel
53 Exploring Girls’ Science Affinities Through an Informal Science Education Program Todd, Brandy

6 p. 1647-1676
artikel
54 Exploring How Second Grade Elementary Teachers Translate Their Nature of Science Views into Classroom Practice After a Graduate Level Nature of Science Course Deniz, Hasan
2014
6 p. 867-888
artikel
55 Exploring Science Teachers’ Affective States: Pedagogical Discontentment, Self-efficacy, Intentions to Reform, and Their Relationships Kahveci, Ajda
2017
6 p. 1359-1386
artikel
56 Exploring the Complexities of Children’s Inquiries in Science: Knowledge Production Through Participatory Practices Siry, Christina
2013
6 p. 2407-2430
artikel
57 Exploring the Potential of Teacher-Learner Interactions Through Feedback in Online Formative Assessment: Demonstration Cases of Pre-service Physics Teachers Kim, Hyojoon

6 p. 1145-1161
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58 Exploring the Progression in Preservice Chemistry Teachers’ Pedagogical Content Knowledge Representations: The Case of “Behavior of Gases” Adadan, Emine
2014
6 p. 829-858
artikel
59 Exploring Undergraduates’ Breadth of Socio-scientific Reasoning Through Domains of Knowledge Owens, David C.

6 p. 1643-1658
artikel
60 Exploring Undergraduates’ Understanding of Transition Metals Chemistry with the use of Cognitive and Confidence Measures Sreenivasulu, Bellam
2014
6 p. 801-828
artikel
61 Focusing on the Classical or Contemporary? Chinese Science Teacher Educators’ Conceptions of Nature of Science Content to Be Taught to Pre-service Science Teachers Wan, Zhi Hong
2013
6 p. 2541-2566
artikel
62 “From the Beginning, I Felt Empowered”: Incorporating an Ecological Approach to Learning in Elementary Science Teacher Education Birmingham, Daniel

6 p. 1493-1521
artikel
63 Geoethics: Master’s Students Knowledge and Perception of Its Importance Almeida, António
2014
6 p. 889-906
artikel
64 Giving Students the Power to Engage with Learning Cochran, Kathryn F.
2016
6 p. 1379-1401
artikel
65 High School Students’ Meta-Modeling Knowledge Fortus, David
2015
6 p. 787-810
artikel
66 High School Students’ Perceptions of the Effects of International Science Olympiad on Their STEM Career Aspirations and Twenty-First Century Skill Development Sahin, Alpaslan
2014
6 p. 785-805
artikel
67 How Is Intuitive Thinking Shared and Elaborated During Small-Group Problem-Solving Activities on Thermal Phenomena? Park, Joonhyeong

6 p. 2363-2390
artikel
68 How Middle School Students Represent Phase Change and Interpret Textbook Representations: a Comparison of Student and Textbook Representations Savasci-Acikalin, Funda

6 p. 1651-1685
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69 How Peer Feedback After Hands-On Scientific Inquiry Activities Affects Students’ Scientific Inquiry Competence? Chi, Shaohui

6 p. 1035-1061
artikel
70 Imagery and Explanation in the Dynamics of Recall of Intuitive and Scientific Knowledge: Insights from Research on Children’s Cosmologies Bryce, Tom G. K.

6 p. 1593-1627
artikel
71 Indigenous Elementary Students’ Science Instruction in Taiwan: Indigenous Knowledge and Western Science Lee, Huei
2011
6 p. 1183-1199
artikel
72 Integrating Facebook in Upper Secondary Biology Instruction: A Case Study of Students’ Situational Interest and Participation in Learning Communication Dohn, Niels Bonderup
2017
6 p. 1305-1329
artikel
73 ‘It’s Her Body’. When Students’ Argumentation Shows Displacement of Content in a Science Classroom Orlander Arvola, Auli
2011
6 p. 1121-1145
artikel
74 Knowledge for Whom? Inviting Students to Establish an Audience for Knowledge and to Shape Knowledge Construction Activities in a Biology Course Ha, Heesoo

6 p. 1851-1868
artikel
75 Learning with Friction—Students’ Gestures and Enactment in Relation to a GeoGebra Simulation Solvang, Lorena

6 p. 1659-1675
artikel
76 Linguistic Resources Used in Grade 8 Students’ Submicro Level Explanations—Science Items from TIMSS 2007 Frändberg, Birgitta
2013
6 p. 2387-2406
artikel
77 Missing Women in STEM in China: an Empirical Study from the Viewpoint of Achievement Motivation and Gender Socialization Yang, Xueyan

6 p. 1705-1723
artikel
78 Motivation and Engagement with Physics: a Comparative Study of Females in Single-Sex and Co-educational Classrooms Abraham, Jessy

6 p. 2227-2242
artikel
79 Navigating the Complexity of Socio-scientific Controversies—How Students Make Multiple Voices Present in Discourse Solli, Anne

6 p. 1595-1623
artikel
80 Negotiating Intelligence, Nerdiness, and Status in Physics Master’s studies Johansson, Anders

6 p. 2419-2440
artikel
81 Not Just a “Fleck” on the Epistemic Landscape: A Reappraisal of Ludwik Fleck’s Views of the Nature of Scientific Progress and Change in Relation to Contemporary Educational and Social Issues Carifio, James
2013
6 p. 2349-2366
artikel
82 “Omne Vivum Ex Vivo”? A Study of Middle School Students’ Explanations of the Seemingly Sudden Appearance of Some Life Forms Vijapurkar, Jyotsna
2014
6 p. 885-902
artikel
83 On the Impact of Learning Cycle Teaching on Austrian High School Students’ Emotions, Academic Self-Concept, Engagement, and Achievement Riffert, Franz

6 p. 1481-1499
artikel
84 Perfectly Reasonable in a Practical World: Understanding Chemistry Teacher Responses to a Change Proposal Westbroek, Hanna
2016
6 p. 1403-1423
artikel
85 Preferences for Professional Development in Science Among Pre- and In-service Primary Teachers: a Best–Worst Scaling Approach Burke, Paul F.

6 p. 1791-1806
artikel
86 Preschoolers’ Concepts of Digestive Physiology and Their Links with Body Mass Index Allen, Michael

6 p. 1795-1816
artikel
87 Pre-service Biology Teachers’ Responses to First-Hand Anomalous Data During Modelling Processes Meister, Sabine

6 p. 1459-1479
artikel
88 Preservice Physics Teachers’ Development of Physics Identities: the Role of Multiple Representations Munfaridah, Nuril

6 p. 1699-1715
artikel
89 Pre-Service Science Teachers’ Development and Use of Multiple Levels of Representation and Written Arguments in General Chemistry Laboratory Courses Yaman, Fatma

6 p. 2331-2362
artikel
90 Preservice Science Teachers’ Efficacy Regarding a Socioscientific Issue: A Belief System Approach Kılınç, Ahmet
2013
6 p. 2455-2475
artikel
91 Preservice Science Teachers’ Epistemological Beliefs and Informal Reasoning Regarding Socioscientific Issues Ozturk, Nilay
2016
6 p. 1275-1304
artikel
92 Pre-service Teachers’ Knowledge and Perceptions of the Impact of Mitigative Climate Actions and Their Willingness to Act Tolppanen, Sakari

6 p. 1629-1649
artikel
93 Pre-setting Stances for Students During Collaborative Argumentation: Parallel Thinking Versus Adversarial Thinking Yang, Xuanyang

6 p. 1829-1850
artikel
94 Primary Science Education in Australian Universities: An Overview of Context and Practice Deehan, James

6 p. 1735-1759
artikel
95 Promoting Students’ Interest and Motivation Towards Science Learning: the Role of Personal Needs and Motivation Orientations Loukomies, Anni
2013
6 p. 2517-2539
artikel
96 Rethinking the Theory and Practice of Continuing Professional Development: Science Teachers’ Perspectives Mansour, Nasser
2014
6 p. 949-973
artikel
97 Re-validating a Learning Progression of Buoyancy for Middle School Students: A Longitudinal Study Gao, Yizhu

6 p. 1761-1789
artikel
98 Roles of Teachers in Orchestrating Learning in Elementary Science Classrooms Zhai, Junqing
2014
6 p. 907-926
artikel
99 Roles of Teachers in Orchestrating Learning in Elementary Science Classrooms Zhai, Junqing

6 p. 907-926
artikel
100 School Students’ Conceptions about Biodiversity Loss: Definitions, Reasons, Results and Solutions Kilinc, Ahmet
2013
6 p. 2277-2307
artikel
101 Science Teachers’ Views on CoRes and PaP-eRs as a Framework for Articulating and Developing Pedagogical Content Knowledge Bertram, Adam
2011
6 p. 1027-1047
artikel
102 Science Teaching Efficacy of Preservice Elementary Teachers: Examination of the Multiple Factors Reported as Influential Taştan Kırık, Özgecan
2013
6 p. 2497-2515
artikel
103 Scientific and Religious Perspectives on Evolution in the Curriculum: an Approach Based on Pedagogy of Difference Owens, David C.
2018
6 p. 1171-1186
artikel
104 Scientists Reflect on Why They Chose to Study Science Venville, Grady
2013
6 p. 2207-2233
artikel
105 Scrutinizing a Survey-Based Measure of Science and Mathematics Teacher Knowledge: Relationship to Observations of Teaching Practice Talbot, Robert M.
2016
6 p. 1255-1274
artikel
106 Snakes and Eels and Dogs! Oh, My! Evaluating High School Students’ Tree-Thinking Skills: An Entry Point to Understanding Evolution Catley, Kefyn M.
2013
6 p. 2327-2348
artikel
107 ‘So, What Do Men and Women Want? Is It any Different from What Animals Want?’ Sex Education in an Upper Secondary School Orlander, Auli Arvola
2015
6 p. 811-829
artikel
108 Student Motivation in Science Subjects in Tanzania, Including Students’ Voices Mkimbili, Selina Thomas

6 p. 1835-1859
artikel
109 Students’ Changing Attitudes and Aspirations Towards Physics During Secondary School Sheldrake, Richard

6 p. 1809-1834
artikel
110 Students’ Experience of Working with Socioscientific Issues - a Quantitative Study in Secondary School Ottander, Christina
2011
6 p. 1147-1163
artikel
111 Students Explaining Science—Assessment of Science Communication Competence Kulgemeyer, Christoph
2013
6 p. 2235-2256
artikel
112 Students’ Perceptions of a “Feminised” Physics Curriculum Abraham, Jessy

6 p. 1163-1183
artikel
113 Suggestions for the Analysis of Science Teachers’ Pedagogical Content Knowledge Components and Their Interactions Şen, Mehmet

6 p. 1081-1095
artikel
114 Supporting High School Student Accomplishment of Biology Content Using Interactive Computer-Based Curricular Case Studies Oliver, Joseph Steve

6 p. 1783-1808
artikel
115 Surviving the Implementation of a New Science Curriculum Lowe, Beverly
2014
6 p. 841-866
artikel
116 Teacher- or Learner-Centred? Science Teacher Beliefs Related to Topic Specific Pedagogical Content Knowledge: A South African Case Study Mavhunga, Elizabeth
2016
6 p. 831-855
artikel
117 Teachers’ Integration of Scientific and Engineering Practices in Primary Classrooms Merritt, Eileen G.
2017
6 p. 1321-1337
artikel
118 Teaching Explicitly and Reflecting on Elements of Nature of Science: a Discourse-Focused Professional Development Program with Four Fifth-Grade Teachers Piliouras, Panagiotis
2016
6 p. 1221-1246
artikel
119 Teaching Fourth-Grade Students of Different Reading Abilities to Read Biological Illustrations and Integrate In-Text Information: an Empirical Experiment Jian, Yu-Cin

6 p. 2269-2282
artikel
120 The Application of Both-Ways and Two-Eyed Seeing Pedagogy: Reflections on Engaging and Teaching Science to Post-secondary Indigenous Students Michie, Michael
2018
6 p. 1205-1220
artikel
121 The Challenge of Learning Physics Before Mathematics: A Case Study of Curriculum Change in Taiwan Chiu, Mei-Shiu
2015
6 p. 767-786
artikel
122 The Conceptual and Disciplinary Segregation of Disability: a Phenomenography of Science Education Graduate Student Learning Boda, Phillip A.

6 p. 1725-1758
artikel
123 The Connection Between Forms of Guidance for Inquiry-Based Learning and the Communicative Approaches Applied—a Case Study in the Context of Pre-service Teachers Lehtinen, Antti

6 p. 1547-1567
artikel
124 The Development and Validation of a Measure of Science Capital, Habitus, and Future Science Interests Jones, M. Gail

6 p. 1549-1565
artikel
125 The Differing Effect of Language Factors on Science and Mathematics Achievement Using TIMSS 2015 Data: South Africa Prinsloo, C. H.

6 p. 2207-2226
artikel
126 The Effect of Field Trips to University Research Labs on Israeli High School Students’ NOS Understanding Tsybulsky, Dina
2017
6 p. 1247-1272
artikel
127 The Impact of Problem-Based Learning on Students’ Achievement in Mechanical Waves in Secondary Schools Kanyesigye, Stella Teddy

6 p. 1013-1033
artikel
128 The Long Road to Shared PCK: a Science Teacher’s Personal Journey Vázquez-Bernal, Bartolomé

6 p. 1807-1828
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129 The ‘Nature of Science’ and the Perils of Epistemic Relativism Romero-Maltrana, Diego

6 p. 1735-1757
artikel
130 The Potential of Nature of Science (NOS) in Special Education (SPED): Preservice Teachers’ Conceptions, Plans, and Identified NOS Implications for SPED Librea-Carden, Mila Rosa

6 p. 1097-1118
artikel
131 The Proof of the Pudding?: A Case Study of an “At-Risk” Design-Based Inquiry Science Curriculum Chue, Shien
2013
6 p. 2431-2454
artikel
132 The Relationship Between Students’ Awareness of Environmental Issues and Attitudes Toward Science and Epistemological Beliefs—Moderating Effect of Informal Science Activities Xie, Yong

6 p. 1185-1201
artikel
133 The Use of Cronbach’s Alpha When Developing and Reporting Research Instruments in Science Education Taber, Keith S.
2016
6 p. 1273-1296
artikel
134 Towards an Understanding of Epistemic Insight: the Nature of Science in Real World Contexts and a Multidisciplinary Arena. [Editorial] Billingsley, Berry
2018
6 p. 1107-1113
artikel
135 Uncovering Implicit Assumptions: a Large-Scale Study on Students’ Mental Models of Diffusion Stains, Marilyne
2014
6 p. 807-840
artikel
136 Understanding the Nature of Questioning and Teacher Talk Moves in Interactive Classrooms: a Case of Three South African Teachers Khoza, Hlologelo Climant

6 p. 1717-1734
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137 University Students Explaining Adiabatic Compression of an Ideal Gas—A New Phenomenon in Introductory Thermal Physics Leinonen, Risto
2011
6 p. 1165-1182
artikel
138 Using “Slowmation” to Enable Preservice Primary Teachers to Create Multimodal Representations of Science Concepts Hoban, Garry
2011
6 p. 1101-1119
artikel
139 Using Theater and Drama to Expose and Expand the Epistemic Insights of Youth Regarding the Nature of Science Carol-Ann Burke, Lydia E
2018
6 p. 1151-1169
artikel
140 What Do Students “Construct” According to Constructivism in Science Education? Bächtold, Manuel
2013
6 p. 2477-2496
artikel
141 What Images Reveal: a Comparative Study of Science Images between Australian and Taiwanese Junior High School Textbooks Ge, Yun-Ping
2017
6 p. 1409-1431
artikel
142 What is the Effect of Case-Based Learning on the Academic Achievement of Students on the Topic of “Biochemical Oxygen Demand?” Günter, Tuğçe

6 p. 1707-1733
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143 “What Matters Is Species Richness”—High School Students’ Understanding of the Components of Biodiversity Bermudez, Gonzalo M. A.

6 p. 2159-2187
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144 What Student Language Reveals About the Demands of Learning the Human Circulatory System Seah, Lay Hoon

6 p. 1529-1547
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145 When Is an Interview an Inter View? The Historical and Recent Development of Methodologies Used to Investigate Children’s Astronomy Knowledge Blown, Eric J.

6 p. 1869-1908
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146 When Science Is Taught This Way, Students Become Critical Friends: Setting the Stage for Student Teachers Iwuanyanwu, Paul Nnanyereugo

6 p. 1063-1079
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147 Young Children’s Development of Scientific Knowledge Through the Combination of Teacher-Guided Play and Child-Guided Play Sliogeris, Marija

6 p. 1569-1593
artikel
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