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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A Critique of Science Education as Sociopolitical Action from the Perspective of Liberal Education Hadzigeorgiou, Yannis
2014
3 p. 259-280
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2 Alan Sokal: Beyond the Hoax: Science, Philosophy and Culture Franklin, Allan
2011
3 p. 441-445
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3 Albert Einsteins Hypothetism Ludwik Kostro
1998
3 p. 317-322
6 p.
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4 Alex Rosenberg (2011) The Atheist’s Guide to Reality: Enjoying Life without Illusions Dach, Stefanie
2013
3 p. 695-706
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5 Allchin's Shoehorn, or Why Science is Hypothetico-Deductive Anton E. Lawson
2003
3 p. 331-337
7 p.
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6 An Alternative to Von Glasersfelds Subjectivism in Science Education:Deweyan Social Constructivism JIM GARRISON
1997
3 p. 301-312
12 p.
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7 An Eco-cognitive Model of Abductive Reasoning Yu, Shiyang

3 p. 779-782
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8 An Objectivist Critique of Relativism in Mathematics Education Stuart Rowlands
2001
3 p. 215-241
27 p.
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9 Aristotelian Physics in the Context of Teaching Science: A Historical-Philosophical Approach Olimpia Lombardi
1999
3 p. 217-239
23 p.
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10 Aspects and Abilities of Science Literacy in the Context of Nature of Science Teaching Almeida, Beatriz

3 p. 567-587
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11 Augmented Reality Application for Handheld Devices Falomo Bernarduzzi, Lidia

3 p. 755-773
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12 Barry J. Fraser, Kenneth G. Tobin and Campbell J. McRobbie (eds): Second International Handbook of Science Education Taber, Keith S.
2014
3 p. 319-337
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13 Book Notes 2000
3 p. 321-322
2 p.
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14 Book Notes
2004
3 p. 251-253
3 p.
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15 Bringing Nuance to “the Science” in Public Policy and Science Understanding Erduran, Sibel

3 p. 487-489
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16 Calculating and Understanding: Formal Models and Causal Explanations in Science, Common Reasoning and Physics Teaching Besson, Ugo
2009
3 p. 225-257
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17 Can Faraday's The Chemical History of a Candle Inform the Teaching of Experimentation? Emden, Markus

3 p. 589-616
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18 Can We Integrate Qualitative and Quantitative Research in ScienceEducation? MANSOOR NIAZ
1997
3 p. 291-300
10 p.
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19 Can we Speak of Alternative Frameworks and Conceptual Change in Mechanics? Stuart Rowlands
1999
3 p. 241-271
31 p.
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20 Carl Linnaeus, Erasmus Darwin and Anna Seward: Botanical Poetry and Female Education George, Sam
2014
3 p. 673-694
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21 Claudia W. Ruitenberg and D. C. Phillips (eds.): Education, Culture and Epistemological Diversity—Mapping a Disputed Terrain Horsthemke, Kai
2012
3 p. 709-716
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22 Climate Consensus and ‘Misinformation’: A Rejoinder to Agnotology, Scientific Consensus, and the Teaching and Learning of Climate Change Legates, David R.
2013
3 p. 299-318
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23 Coherence of Pre-service Physics Teachers’ Views of the Relatedness of Physics Concepts Nousiainen, Maija
2012
3 p. 505-525
artikel
24 Coherent Knowledge Structures of Physics Represented as Concept Networks in Teacher Education Koponen, Ismo T.
2009
3 p. 259-282
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25 Comments on the Epistemological Shoehorn Debate Stephen G. Brush
2004
3 p. 197-200
4 p.
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26 Continental Drift: A Discussion Strategy for Secondary School Isabel Paixão
2004
3 p. 201-221
21 p.
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27 Contributors 2000
3 p. 323-324
2 p.
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28 Contributors
2003
3 p. 337-340
4 p.
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29 Contributors 2001
3 p. 321-322
2 p.
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30 Contributors 1999
3 p. 321-322
2 p.
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31 Contributors 1998
3 p. 323-325
3 p.
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32 Contributors
2004
3 p. 257-259
3 p.
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33 Contributors
2002
3 p. 317-319
3 p.
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34 Cultivating Science Teachers’ Understandings of Science as a Discipline Davidson, Shannon G.

3 p. 657-683
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35 Developing and Using Multiple Models to Promote Scientific Literacy in the Context of Socio-Scientific Issues Ke, Li

3 p. 589-607
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36 Difficulties in Learning Thermodynamic Concepts:Are They Linked to the Historical Development ofthis Field? María I. Cotignola
2002
3 p. 279-291
14 p.
artikel
37 Discovering Randomness, Recovering Expertise: The Different Approaches to the Quality in Measurement of Coulomb and Gauss and of Today’s Students Heinicke, Susanne
2011
3 p. 483-503
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38 Do What Darwin Did Ginnobili, Santiago

3 p. 597-617
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39 Editorial Michael R. Matthews
1998
3 p. 221-223
3 p.
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40 Education for Sustainability and Environment: Searching for the Perfect Plate Reis, Giuliano

3 p. 851-854
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41 Effect of Scientific Argumentation on the Development of Critical Thinking Giri, Vetti

3 p. 673-690
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42 Elaine Howard Ecklund: Science vs. Religion: What Scientists Really Think Reiss, Michael
2011
3 p. 429-431
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43 Epistemic and Political Confrontations Around the Public Policies to Fight COVID-19 Pandemic Moura, Cristiano B.

3 p. 501-525
artikel
44 Epistemic Universalism and The Shortcomings of Curricular Multicultural Science Education Sherry A. Southerland
2000
3 p. 289-307
19 p.
artikel
45 Erwin Schrödinger’s Poetry Sofronieva, Tzveta
2013
3 p. 655-672
artikel
46 Evolution 2.0. The Unexpected Learning Experience of Making a Digital Archive Andersen, Casper
2011
3 p. 657-675
artikel
47 Examining Teaching Emphases of History of Science in Award-Winning Science Lesson Plans in Macao Wei, Bing

3 p. 639-657
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48 Exploring How Students Construct Collaborative Thought Experiments During Physics Problem-Solving Activities Bancong, Hartono

3 p. 617-645
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49 Exploring Pre-service Science Teachers’ Understanding of Scientific Inquiry and Scientific Practices Through a Laboratory Course Özer, Ferah

3 p. 787-820
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50 Exploring the Inclusion of Nature of Science in Biology Curriculum and High-Stakes Assessments in Hong Kong Cheung, Kason Ka Ching

3 p. 491-512
artikel
51 Gases as Idealized Lattices: A Rational Reconstruction ofStudents' Understanding of the Behavior of Gases Mansoor Niaz
2000
3 p. 279-287
9 p.
artikel
52 Genetics in Context Klymkowsky, Michael

3 p. 871-876
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53 Graham Farmelo: Churchill’s Bomb: A History of Science, War and Politics Underwood, Martin
2014
3 p. 343-348
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54 Healing, Mental Energy in the Physics Classroom: Energy Conceptions and Trust in Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Grade 10–12 Students Svedholm, Annika M.
2012
3 p. 677-694
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55 Heat and Kinetic Theory in 19th-Century Physics Textbooks: The Case of Spain Joseb M. Vaquero
2001
3 p. 307-319
13 p.
artikel
56 History and Philosophy of Science through Models: The Case of Chemical Kinetics Rosária Justi
1999
3 p. 287-307
21 p.
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57 History, Applications, and Philosophy in Mathematics Education: HAPh—A Use of Primary Sources Jankvist, Uffe Thomas
2012
3 p. 635-656
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58 History of Science and Instructional Design: The Case of Electromagnetism Fanny Seroglou
1998
3 p. 261-280
20 p.
artikel
59 History of Science in Physics Teaching Jardim, Wagner Tadeu

3 p. 609-638
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60 Hot Topics and Frontier Evolution of Science Education Research: a Bibliometric Mapping from 2001 to 2020 Wang, Shutao

3 p. 845-869
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61 How Important are the Laws of Definite and Multiple Proportions in Chemistry and Teaching Chemistry? A History and Philosophy of Science Perspective Mansoor Niaz
2001
3 p. 243-266
24 p.
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62 How Should We Select Conceptual Content for Biology High School Curricula? de Carvalho, Ítalo Nascimento

3 p. 513-547
artikel
63 Incorporating Poeticality into the Teaching of Physics Pantidos, Panagiotis
2013
3 p. 621-642
artikel
64 Indonesian Pre-service Biology Teachers’ and Biology Education Professors’ Views on Evolution Aini, Rahmi Qurota

3 p. 713-741
artikel
65 Influence of Public Engagement with Science on Scientific Information Literacy During the COVID‑19 Pandemic Gu, Chao

3 p. 619-633
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66 Introducing History (and Philosophy) of Science in the Classroom: A Field Research Experience in Italy Dibattista, Liborio
2012
3 p. 543-576
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67 Introducing Prospective Science Teachers to the Landscape of Science Education Munford, Danusa

3 p. 771-780
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68 Introduction: Science and Literature Special Isssue Vlahakis, George N.
2013
3 p. 521-526
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69 Investigation of Pre-service Teachers’ Conceptions of the Nature of Science Based on the LDA Model Wang, Manman

3 p. 589-615
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70 Is Christian Education Compatible With Science Education? MICHAEL MARTIN
1997
3 p. 239-249
11 p.
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71 James Hannam: God’s Philosophers. How the Medieval World Laid the Foundations of Modern Science? Galili, Igal
2011
3 p. 415-422
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72 James Hutton’s Geological Tours of Scotland: Romanticism, Literary Strategies, and the Scientific Quest Furniss, Tom
2012
3 p. 565-588
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73 Karin Reich and Elena Roussanova: Carl Friedrich Gauss und Russland: Sein Briefwechsel mit in Russland wirkenden Wissenschaftlern Assis, Andre K. T.
2012
3 p. 717-721
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74 Klaus Staubermann (ed.): Reconstructions:Recreating Science and Technology of the Past Turner, Steven
2012
3 p. 733-736
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75 Kostas Gavroglu and Ana Simões: Neither Physics nor Chemistry: A History of Quantum Chemistry Niaz, Mansoor
2012
3 p. 753-758
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76 Lawson's Shoehorn, or Should the Philosophy of Science Be Rated `X'? Douglas Allchin
2003
3 p. 315-329
15 p.
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77 Lessons from the Past: Reviewing How We Teach Science, What’s Changed, and Why It Matters Kolovou, Maria

3 p. 855-859
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78 List of Reviewers Contributing to Volume 30, 2021 Erduran, Sibel

3 p. 569-573
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79 Lorraine Daston and Elizabeth Lunbeck (eds.): Histories of Scientific Observation Neswald, Elizabeth
2012
3 p. 759-761
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80 Making Connections Mulvey, Bridget K.

3 p. 527-555
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81 Making Philosophy of Science Education Practical for Science Teachers Janssen, F. J. J. M.
2014
3 p. 229-258
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82 Mapping the Steps toward Basic Understandingof Scientific Inquiry Andrew Ahlgren
2002
3 p. 217-230
14 p.
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83 Massimo Pigliucci: Nonsense on Stilts: How to Tell Science from Bunk Good, Ron
2011
3 p. 435-440
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84 Meera Nanda, Prophets Facing Backward: Postmodern Critiques of Science and Hindu Nationalism in India. Robert Nola
2004
3 p. 243-249
7 p.
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85 Michael Eckert: Arnold Sommerfeld: Science, Life and Turbulent Times 1868–1951, Translated by Tom Artin Assis, Andre K. T.
2013
3 p. 707-710
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86 Michael Polanyi on the Education and Knowledge of Scientists Struan Jacobs
2000
3 p. 309-320
12 p.
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87 Michael Ruse (Ed.) The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Darwin and Evolutionary Thought Kampourakis, Kostas
2013
3 p. 711-714
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88 Michael Ruse: Science and Spiritutality: Making Room for Faith in the Age of Science Slezak, Peter
2011
3 p. 403-413
artikel
89 Middle School Science Teachers’ Discursive Purposes and Talk Moves in Supporting Students’ Experiments Soysal, Yilmaz

3 p. 739-785
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90 MindWorks: Making Scientific Concepts Come Alive Barbara J. Becker
2000
3 p. 269-278
10 p.
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91 Myth, Music, and Science: Teaching the Philosophy of Sciencethrough the Use of Non-Scientific Examples Edward Slowik
2003
3 p. 289-302
14 p.
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92 Neuroscience as a Contemporary Science Domain to Contextualize Nature of Science Instruction Hopkins, Kristina

3 p. 463-500
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93 News
2004
3 p. 255-256
2 p.
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94 Newton and Colour: the Complex Interplay of Theory and Experiment Roberto De Andrade Martins
2001
3 p. 287-305
19 p.
artikel
95 Observation, Inference, and Imagination: Elements of Edgar Allan Poe’s Philosophy of Science Gelfert, Axel
2012
3 p. 589-607
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96 Odysseas Elytis: The Arithmetician and Geometrician Poet Terdimou, Maria
2012
3 p. 609-620
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97 On Random Numbers and Design Morechai Ben-Ari
2004
3 p. 235-241
7 p.
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98 On the Arithmetization of School Geometry in the Setting of ModernAxiomatics TASOS PATRONIS
1997
3 p. 273-290
18 p.
artikel
99 “Palabras de la ciencia”: Pedro Castera and Scientific Writing in Mexico’s Fin de Siècle Blanco, María del Pilar
2012
3 p. 541-556
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100 Peter Harrison (ed): The Cambridge Companion to Science and Religion Thomson, Keith
2011
3 p. 423-427
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101 Peter Heering, Stephen Klassen and Don Metz (eds): Enabling Scientific Understanding Through Historical Instruments and Experiments in Formal and Non-formal Learning Environments. Flensburg Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science in Science Education (Volume 2) Anderson, Katharine
2014
3 p. 339-341
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102 Philosophical Standpoints of Textbooks in Quantum Mechanics Mohan, Ashwin Krishnan

3 p. 549-569
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103 Physics Student Teachers' Ideas about the Objectives of Practical Work Pekka E. Hirvonen
2002
3 p. 305-316
12 p.
artikel
104 Popular Science Between News and Education: A European Perspective Schirrmacher, Arne
2011
3 p. 289-291
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105 Professional Ethics in the College and University Science Curriculum Jeffrey Kovac
1999
3 p. 309-319
11 p.
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106 Proponents of Creationism but not Proponents of Evolution Frame the Origins Debate in Terms of Proof Barnes, Ralph M.
2012
3 p. 577-603
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107 Pseudohistory and Pseudoscience Douglas Allchin
2004
3 p. 179-195
17 p.
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108 Putting Thought in Accordance with Things: The Demise of Animal-Based Analogies for Plant Functions Miles Barker
2002
3 p. 293-304
12 p.
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109 Quality Indicators of an Experienced Middle School Science Teacher’s Argument‑Based Inquiry Teaching Soysal, Yilmaz

3 p. 689-736
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110 Ray Guns and Radium: Radiation in the Public Imagination as Reflected in Early American Science Fiction Slaughter, Aimee
2012
3 p. 527-539
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111 Reconstructing the Basic Concepts of General Relativity from an Educational and Cultural Point of View Olivia Levrini
2002
3 p. 263-278
16 p.
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112 Re-examining Postcolonial Science Education Within a Power-Knowledge Framework Burke, Lydia E Carol-Ann

3 p. 571-588
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113 Relativism, Values and Morals in the New Zealand Curriculum Framework Lone Morris Jorgensen
2004
3 p. 223-233
11 p.
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114 Renaissance Science and Literature: Benedetti, Ovid and the Transformations of Phaeton’s Myth after Copernicus Omodeo, Pietro Daniel
2012
3 p. 557-564
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115 Respect for Evidence: Can Science Education Deliver It? Erduran, Sibel

3 p. 441-444
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116 Review of “Theorizing the Future of Science Education Research” Edited by Vaughan Prain and Brian Hand Kostyuchenko, Yuriy

3 p. 775-778
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117 Riding the Wave to Reach the Masses: Natural Events in Early Twentieth Century Portuguese Daily Press Simões, Ana
2010
3 p. 311-333
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118 Robert Audi: Epistemology: A Contemporary Introduction to the Theory of Knowledge McCain, Kevin
2012
3 p. 747-752
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119 Romanian University Physics Teaching and Research (18601940) Bogdan Constantinescu
1998
3 p. 307-311
5 p.
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120 Rosalind Franklin and the Discovery of the Structure of DNA Dai, Peng

3 p. 659-692
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121 Science and Education in a Totalitarian Regime: The Case of Slovakia Juraj Sebesta
1998
3 p. 225-229
5 p.
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122 Science and Technology in Greek Newspapers, 1900–1910. Historiographical Reflections and the Role of Journalists for the Public Images of Science and Technology Mergoupi-Savaidou, Eirini
2010
3 p. 293-310
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123 Science and the Ideals of Liberal Education ROBERT N. CARSON
1997
3 p. 225-238
14 p.
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124 Science in Quarantine: Academic Physics in Spain (17501900) Antonio Moreno González
1998
3 p. 281-300
20 p.
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125 ‘Science to the Glory of God’. The Popular Science Magazine Ibérica and its Coverage of Radioactivity, 1914–1936 Herran, Néstor
2010
3 p. 335-353
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126 Scientific Literacy and Social Transformation Valladares, Liliana

3 p. 557-587
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127 Social Constructivism, the Gospel of Science, and the Teaching of Physics Helge Kragh
1998
3 p. 231-243
13 p.
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128 South African Grade 12 Science Students’ Understandings of Scientific Inquiry Penn, Mafor

3 p. 635-656
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129 Spanish Science Teacher Educators’ Preparation, Experiences, and Views About Nature of Science in Science Education García-Carmona, Antonio

3 p. 685-711
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130 State-Controlled Multimedia Education for All? Schirrmacher, Arne
2010
3 p. 381-401
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131 Stathis Psillos and Martin Curd (eds): The Routledge Companion to Philosophy of Science Siegel, Harvey
2010
3 p. 729-731
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132 Steffen Ducheyne: The Main Business of Natural Philosophy: Isaac Newton’s Natural-Philosophical Methodology Henry, John
2012
3 p. 737-746
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133 Stereotypical Attributes of Scientists and Engineers in Jokes Keren, Lior

3 p. 617-634
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134 Students’ Argumentation in Science Lessons Anisa,

3 p. 669-687
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135 Summary Lecture as a Delay Organizer of Cultural Content Knowledge Galili, Igal

3 p. 737-786
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136 Teachers’ Conceptions about the Origin of Humans in the Context of Three Latin American Countries with Different Forms and Degrees of Secularism Silva, Heslley Machado

3 p. 691-711
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137 Teaching and Learning Science in Hungary, 1867–1945: Schools, Personalities, Influences Frank, Tibor
2011
3 p. 355-380
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138 Teaching Critical Thinking in Undergraduate Science Courses Paul Hager
2003
3 p. 303-313
11 p.
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139 Teaching Mars Literature Lockard, Joe

3 p. 821-844
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140 Teaching Science as a Process, Not a Set of Facts Öberg, Gunilla

3 p. 787-817
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141 Teaching the Nature of Inquiry: Further Developments in aHigh School Genetics Curriculum Jennifer L. Cartier
2000
3 p. 247-267
21 p.
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142 The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in Transition from Learned Society to Totalitarian Academy (19441949) Alexander Vavrek
1998
3 p. 301-306
6 p.
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143 The Concept of Electrical Resistance: How Cassirer's Philosophy, and the Early Developments of Electric Circuit Theory, Allow a Better Understandingof Students' Learning Difficulties Jerome Viard
2001
3 p. 267-286
20 p.
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144 The Concept of Ideology in Analysis of Fundamental Questions inScience Education Jostein Säther
2003
3 p. 237-260
24 p.
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145 The Cosmic Interaction Salimpour, Saeed

3 p. 819-849
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146 The Devil’s Advocate Brohinsky, Jais

3 p. 575-596
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147 The Epic Narrative of Intellectual Culture as a Frameworkfor Curricular Coherence Robert N. Carson
2002
3 p. 231-246
16 p.
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148 The Evolution of the Concept of CapacitanceThroughout the Development of theElectric Theory and the Understanding of ItsMeaning by University Students Jenaro Guisasola
2002
3 p. 247-261
15 p.
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149 The Influence of PCK-Based NOS Teaching on Pre-service Science Teachers’ NOS Views Mesci, Günkut

3 p. 743-769
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150 The Interplay Between Content, Expressions and Their Meaning When Expressing Understanding Alvegård, C.
2009
3 p. 283-303
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151 The Mona Lisa - A Prototype for Multidisciplinary Science Education Dutta, Kishore

3 p. 693-716
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152 The Name of the Rose: A Path to Discuss the Birth of Modern Science Guerra, Andreia
2012
3 p. 643-654
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153 The Nature of Science and Scientific Knowledge: Implications for a Preservice Elementary Methods Course Yvonne J. Meichtry
1999
3 p. 273-286
14 p.
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154 The Nature of Science and the Role of Knowledge and Belief William W. Cobern
2000
3 p. 219-246
28 p.
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155 Theories as Models in Teaching Physics Nahum Kipnis
1998
3 p. 245-260
16 p.
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156 The Philosophical Works of Ludwik Fleck and Their Potential Meaning for Teaching and Learning Science Stuckey, Marc
2014
3 p. 281-298
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157 The Pythagorean Roots of Introductory Physics Clarage, James B.
2012
3 p. 527-542
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158 The Relation of Story Structure to a Model of Conceptual Change in Science Learning Klassen, Stephen
2009
3 p. 305-317
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159 The Role of Authority in Science and Religion with Implications for Science Teaching and Learning Smith, Mike U.
2012
3 p. 605-634
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160 The Role of Photographs and Films in Kettlewell's Popularizations of the Phenomenon of Industrial Melanism David Wÿss Rudge
2003
3 p. 261-287
27 p.
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161 The Role of Physical and Computer-Based Experiences in Learning Science Using a Complex Systems Approach Samon, Sigal

3 p. 717-753
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162 Thought-Experiments About Gravity in the History of Science and in Research into Children’s Thinking Blown, E. J.
2012
3 p. 419-481
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163 Tonie Stolberg and Geoff Teece: Teaching Religion and Science Gauld, Colin
2011
3 p. 433-434
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164 Too Philosophical, Therefore Useless for Science Education? Erduran, Sibel

3 p. 563-567
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165 T. rex, the Crater of Doom, and theNature of Scientific Discovery Anton E Lawson
2004
3 p. 155-177
23 p.
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166 Troy D. Sadler (ed.): Socio-Scientific Issues in the Classroom: Teaching, Learning and Research Simonneaux, Laurence
2012
3 p. 723-728
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167 Troy D. Sadler (ed.): Socio-Scientific Issues in the Classroom: Teaching, Learning and Research Simonneaux, Laurence

3 p. 723-728
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168 Using Children’s Literature in the Middle School Science Class to Teach Nature of Science Avsar Erumit, Banu

3 p. 713-737
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169 Using Drama to Enrich Students’ Argumentation About Genetically Modified Foods Archila, Pablo Antonio

3 p. 635-668
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170 Using Historical Scientific Controversies to Promote Undergraduates’ Argumentation Archila, Pablo Antonio

3 p. 647-671
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171 When Science Denial Meets Epistemic Understanding Fackler, Ayça

3 p. 445-461
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172 Whom shall we Put on the Postage Stamps? Boyle, Roger D.
2011
3 p. 695-707
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173 Why Dont They Understand Us? LADISLAV KVASZ
1997
3 p. 263-272
10 p.
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174 Why Do We Believe that an Atom is Colourless? Reflections about theTeaching of the Particle Model ALESSANDRO ALBANESE
1997
3 p. 251-261
11 p.
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175 Zoltán Bay and the First Moon-Radar Experiment in Europe (Hungary, 1946) László Kovács
1998
3 p. 313-316
4 p.
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