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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A Critical Reading of Ecocentrism and Its Meta-Scientific Use of Ecology: Instrumental Versus Emancipatory Approaches in Environmental Education and Ecology Education Hovardas, Tasos
2012
6 p. 1467-1483
artikel
2 Addressing Science Educational Issues and Goals from a Modelling-Based Perspective—An Integrating Account Develaki, Maria
2017
6 p. 719-734
artikel
3 A Graduate Programme in History, Philosophy andScience Teaching in Brazil Olival Freire Jr.
2001
6 p. 601-608
8 p.
artikel
4 An Alternative to Von Glasersfelds Subjectivism in Science Education: Deweyan Social Constructivism Jim Garrison
1997
6 p. 543-554
12 p.
artikel
5 Ann Morning: The Nature of Race: How Scientists Think and Teach about Human Difference Lefkaditou, Ageliki
2014
6 p. 1407-1410
artikel
6 Apples and Oranges: A Rejoinder to Smith and Siegel Bill Cobern
2004
6 p. 583-589
7 p.
artikel
7 A Reply to Allchin's ``Pseudohistory and Pseudoscience'' Anton E. Lawson
2004
6 p. 599-605
7 p.
artikel
8 A Reply to Davson-Galle Jim Garrison
2000
6 p. 615-620
6 p.
artikel
9 A Role for Historical Experiments: Capturing the Spirit of the Itinerant Lecturers of the 18th Century Metz, Don
2006
6 p. 613-624
artikel
10 Assessing the Nature of Science: What is the Nature of Our Assessments? Norman G. Lederman
1998
6 p. 595-615
21 p.
artikel
11 A Teaching–Learning Sequence for the Special Relativity Theory at High School Level Historically and Epistemologically Contextualized Arriassecq, Irene
2010
6 p. 827-851
artikel
12 A Virtue Epistemological Approach to the Demarcation Problem Bhakthavatsalam, Sindhuja

6 p. 1421-1452
artikel
13 Back to Basics A Philosophical Critique of Constructivism Gürol Irzik
2000
6 p. 621-639
19 p.
artikel
14 Behavioral Genetics, Population Genetics, and Genetic Essentialism Morin-Chassé, Alexandre

6 p. 1595-1619
artikel
15 Beyond Hazards and Disasters - Teaching Students Geoscience by Probing the Underlying Influence of Geology on Human Events Barbara J. Tewksbury
1999
6 p. 645-663
19 p.
artikel
16 Bolzano‘s Approach to the Paradoxes of Infinity: Implications for Teaching Waldegg, Guillermina
2005
6 p. 559-577
artikel
17 Book Notes Michael R. Matthews
2000
6 p. 641-643
3 p.
artikel
18 Booknotes 1997
6 p. 605-606
2 p.
artikel
19 Can the Theory of Narratives Help Teachers to Become Better Storytellers? Fritz Kubli
2001
6 p. 595-599
5 p.
artikel
20 Changes in Pre-service Science Teachers’ Understandings After Being Involved in Explicit Nature of Science and Socioscientific Argumentation Processes Kutluca, A. Y.
2017
6 p. 637-668
artikel
21 Chemistry and the Pendulum – What Have They to do With Each Other? Berg, K. C. De
2006
6 p. 619-641
artikel
22 Climate Change and Political Controversy in the Science Classroom Nation, Molly Trendell

6 p. 1567-1583
artikel
23 Co-design of a Teaching–Learning Sequence to Address COVID‑19 as a Socio‑scientific Issue in an Infodemic Context Estigarribia, Lucrecia

6 p. 1585-1627
artikel
24 Concepts in Change Rusanen, Anna-Mari
2012
6 p. 1389-1403
artikel
25 Constructivism in School Science Education: Powerful Model or the Most Dangerous Intellectual Tendency? E. W. Jenkins
2000
6 p. 599-610
12 p.
artikel
26 Contents of Volume 11 2002
6 p. 623-626
4 p.
artikel
27 Contra Garrisonian Social Constructivism Peter Davson-Galle
2000
6 p. 611-614
4 p.
artikel
28 Contributors 1997
6 p. 607-608
2 p.
artikel
29 Contributors 1999
6 p. 665-666
2 p.
artikel
30 Contributors
2002
6 p. 619-622
4 p.
artikel
31 Conversations Across Meaning Variance Cordero, Alberto
2012
6 p. 1305-1313
artikel
32 Correction to: The Confounding of Race in High School Biology Textbooks, 2014-2019 Willinsky, John

6 p. 1477-1478
artikel
33 Cortes Multicultural Empowerment Model and¯Generative Teaching and Learning in Science Cathleen C. Loving
1998
6 p. 533-552
20 p.
artikel
34 Co-Teaching and Cognitive Spaces: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Teaching Science to Nonmajors Maura C. Flannery
1999
6 p. 589-603
15 p.
artikel
35 Creating a Context for Chemistry A. Truman Schwartz
1999
6 p. 605-618
14 p.
artikel
36 Critical Rationalism and Trust in Science Chmielewski, Adam

6 p. 1671-1690
artikel
37 D. Carlos de Bragança, a Pioneer of Experimental Marine Oceanography: Filling the Gap Between Formal and Informal Science Education Faria, Cláudia
2010
6 p. 813-826
artikel
38 Defending Constructivism in Science Education Daniel Gil-Pérez
2002
6 p. 557-571
15 p.
artikel
39 Developing Content Knowledge in Students Through Explicit Teaching of the Nature of Science: Influences of Goal Setting and Self-Monitoring Peters, Erin E.
2009
6 p. 881-898
artikel
40 Devices Without Borders: What an Eighteenth-Century Display of Steam Engines can Teach Us about ‘Public’ and ‘Popular’ Science Roberts, Lissa
2006
6 p. 561-572
artikel
41 Dioramas as a Window for Teaching and Learning in Natural History Museums Spero, Susan
2017
6 p. 739-741
artikel
42 Does Social Constructionist Curricula Both Decrease Essentialist and Increase Nominalist Beliefs About Race? Tawa, John

6 p. 1513-1540
artikel
43 Editorial Michael R. Matthews
2000
6 p. 491-505
15 p.
artikel
44 Editorial Douglas Allchin
1999
6 p. 585-587
3 p.
artikel
45 Editorial Norman G. Lederman
1998
6 p. 507-509
3 p.
artikel
46 Editorial Matthews, Michael R.
2006
6 p. 531-535
artikel
47 Eliciting, Interpreting and Developing Teachers Understandings of the Nature of Science Mick Nott
1998
6 p. 579-594
16 p.
artikel
48 Energy: Learning from the Past Bevilacqua, Fabio
2014
6 p. 1231-1243
artikel
49 Energy, Metaphysics, and Space: Ernst Mach’s Interpretation of Energy Conservation as the Principle of Causality Guzzardi, Luca
2012
6 p. 1269-1291
artikel
50 Epistemic Views of the Relationship Between Physics and Mathematics: Its Influence on the Approach of Undergraduate Students to Problem Solving Ataíde, Ana Raquel Pereira de
2012
6 p. 1405-1421
artikel
51 Erratum 1997
6 p. 541-541
1 p.
artikel
52 Ethnicity and Gender in Museum Representations of Human Evolution Piqueras, Jesús

6 p. 1517-1540
artikel
53 Evidence and Warrants for Belief in a College Astronomy Course Nancy W. Brickhouse
2002
6 p. 573-588
16 p.
artikel
54 Explicit Instruction of Scientific Uncertainty in an Undergraduate Geoscience Field-Based Course Bateman, Kathryn M.

6 p. 1541-1566
artikel
55 Feng Shui and the Demarcation Project Fernandez-Beanato, Damian

6 p. 1333-1351
artikel
56 Feng Shui in Science Programmes Matthews, Michael R.

6 p. 1319-1332
artikel
57 Fiatland: An Analogy between Mathematics and Physics Reich, Karin
2006
6 p. 625-636
artikel
58 Fostering the History of Science in American Science Education F. James Rutherford
2001
6 p. 569-580
12 p.
artikel
59 From Basic to Humane Genomics Literacy Donovan, Brian M.

6 p. 1479-1511
artikel
60 Genetics and Identity Donovan, Brian

6 p. 1451-1458
artikel
61 Historical and Pedagogical Perspectives on Entertainment, Popularization and Learning in Science Teichmann, Jürgen
2006
6 p. 511-516
artikel
62 History and Philosophy of Science Courses for Science Students Kampourakis, Kostas
2017
6 p. 611-612
artikel
63 History of science content analysis of Chinese science textbooks from the perspective of acculturation Ma, Yongjun
2017
6 p. 669-690
artikel
64 History of Science - With Labs Douglas Allchin
1999
6 p. 619-632
14 p.
artikel
65 History, Philosophy, and Science in a Social Perspective: A Pedagogical Project Guerra, Andreia
2012
6 p. 1485-1503
artikel
66 How did Light Acquire a Velocity? Lauginie, Pierre
2012
6 p. 1537-1554
artikel
67 How Did Loránd Eötvös Choose a Research Topic? Gyula J. Randnai
2001
6 p. 559-568
10 p.
artikel
68 How Do Humans Acquire Knowledge? And What Does That ImplyAbout the Nature of Knowledge? Anton E. Lawson
2000
6 p. 577-598
22 p.
artikel
69 How to Get to No, or Arguing for the Sake of Truth Richmond, Sheldon
2017
6 p. 735-738
artikel
70 Hydraulics for Royal Gardens: Water Art as a Challenge for 18th Century Science and 21st Century Physics Teaching Eckert, Michael
2006
6 p. 539-548
artikel
71 Implementing Eratosthenes’ Discovery in the Classroom: Educational Difficulties Needing Attention Décamp, Nicolas
2010
6 p. 911-920
artikel
72 Improving Preservice Primary Teachers’ Understanding of the Nature of Methods of Science Through Reflective Reading of News Articles García-Carmona, Antonio

6 p. 1847-1867
artikel
73 Improving Students’ Conceptions of Nature of Science: A Review of the Literature Khishfe, Rola

6 p. 1887-1931
artikel
74 Integrating Scientific Methods and Knowledge into the Teaching of Newton’s Theory of Gravitation: An Instructional Sequence for Teachers’ and Students’ Nature of Science Education Develaki, Maria
2010
6 p. 853-879
artikel
75 Integration of Philosophy of Science in Biomedical Data Science Education to Foster Better Scientific Practice Pieterman-Bos, Annelies

6 p. 1709-1738
artikel
76 Interpreting VASS Dimensions and Profiles for Physics Students Ibrahim Halloun
1998
6 p. 553-577
25 p.
artikel
77 Introduction Seroglou, Fanny
2013
6 p. 1301-1303
artikel
78 Introduction: The Application of the History and Philosophy of Science in Science Teaching Seroglou, Fanny
2011
6 p. 767-770
artikel
79 Investigating Conflation of Sex and Gender Language in Student Writing About Genetics Stuhlsatz, Molly A. M.

6 p. 1567-1594
artikel
80 Kampourakis, K. (ed.) (2013): The Philosophy of Biology: A Companion for Educators El-Hani, Charbel N.
2014
6 p. 1381-1402
artikel
81 Knowing, Believing, and Understanding: What Goals for Science Education? Mike U. Smith
2004
6 p. 553-582
30 p.
artikel
82 Knowledge Building Expertise: Nanomodellers’ Education as an Example Tala, Suvi
2012
6 p. 1323-1346
artikel
83 Learning Science: Some Insights from Cognitive Science P. S. C. Matthews
2000
6 p. 507-535
29 p.
artikel
84 Lonergan's Theory of Cognition, Constructivism and Science Education Keith Roscoe
2004
6 p. 541-551
11 p.
artikel
85 Mathematics Education and the Objectivist Programme in HPS Glas, Eduard
2011
6 p. 1315-1321
artikel
86 Measuring Belief in Genetic Determinism: A Psychometric Evaluation of the PUGGS Instrument Tornabene, Robyn E.

6 p. 1621-1657
artikel
87 Models in Science and in Education: A Critical Review of Research on Students Ideas About the Earth and its Place in the Universe A. Albanese
1997
6 p. 573-590
18 p.
artikel
88 Moral Values and Science Teaching: A Malaysian School Curriculum Initiative Sok Khim Tan
1997
6 p. 555-572
18 p.
artikel
89 Must Introductory Genetics Start with Mendel?  Bapty, Hannah

6 p. 1677-1708
artikel
90 Newton’s Cradle in Physics Education Gauld, Colin F.
2006
6 p. 597-617
artikel
91 Newton’s Path to Universal Gravitation: The Role of the Pendulum Boulos, Pierre J.
2006
6 p. 577-595
artikel
92 No Time to Waste: Revisiting Time for Science Education Erduran, Sibel

6 p. 1675-1676
artikel
93 On the Concept of Energy: Eclecticism and Rationality Coelho, Ricardo Lopes
2013
6 p. 1361-1380
artikel
94 Philosophical skepticism not relativism is the problem with the Strong Programme in Science Studies and with Educational Constructivism Papayannakos, Dimitris P.
2007
6 p. 573-611
artikel
95 Philosophy of Chemistry: An Emerging Field with Implications for Chemistry Education Sibel Erduran
2001
6 p. 581-593
13 p.
artikel
96 Philosophy of Science, Critical Thinking and Science Education Peter Davson-Galle
2004
6 p. 503-517
15 p.
artikel
97 Popularization of Astronomy: From Models of the Cosmos to Stargazing Wolfschmidt, Gudrun
2006
6 p. 549-559
artikel
98 Pre-service Chemistry Teachers’ Views about the Tentative and Durable Nature of Scientific Knowledge Mueller, Stefan

6 p. 1813-1845
artikel
99 Preservice Elementary Teachers’ Socioscientific Reasoning During a Decision-Making Activity in the Context of COVID-19 Ha, Heesoo

6 p. 1869-1886
artikel
100 Promoting Conceptual Development in Physics Teacher Education: Cognitive-Historical Reconstruction of Electromagnetic Induction Law Mäntylä, Terhi
2012
6 p. 1361-1387
artikel
101 Public Demonstrations of Chemistry in Eighteenth Century France Lehman, Christine
2006
6 p. 573-583
artikel
102 Public Experiments and their Analysis with the Replication Method Heering, Peter
2006
6 p. 637-645
artikel
103 Qualitative Quantitative and Experimental Concept Possession, Criteria for Identifying Conceptual Change in Science Education Lappi, Otto
2012
6 p. 1347-1359
artikel
104 Reflections on Science Teaching and the Nature of Science James T. Robinson
1998
6 p. 635-642
8 p.
artikel
105 Research on Teaching Thinking Kalman, Calvin S.
2017
6 p. 743-745
artikel
106 Reviewers Volume 22 Number 6 Matthews, Michael R.
2013
6 p. 1555-1557
artikel
107 Revitalizing Ernst Mach’s Popular Scientific Lectures Euler, Manfred
2006
6 p. 603-611
artikel
108 Rómulo de Carvalho’s Humanistic Chemistry Syllabus in the 1948 Portuguese Liceal Reform Galamba, Arthur
2012
6 p. 1519-1536
artikel
109 Roger Smith (2013). Between Mind and Nature: A History of Psychology Araujo, Saulo de Freitas
2014
6 p. 1403-1406
artikel
110 Roles of Abductive Reasoning and Prior Belief in Children’s Generation of Hypotheses about Pendulum Motion Kwon, Yong-Ju
2006
6 p. 643-656
artikel
111 Science and Fengshui Paton, Michael John

6 p. 1371-1386
artikel
112 Science and Technology, Autonomous and More Interdependent Every Time Santilli, Haydée
2010
6 p. 797-811
artikel
113 Science and worldviews in the marxist tradition Skordoulis, C. D.
2007
6 p. 559-571
artikel
114 Science Education An Event Staged on Two Stages Simultaneously Piotr Szybek
2002
6 p. 525-555
31 p.
artikel
115 Science on the Fairgrounds: From Black to White Magic Daniel, Raichvarg
2006
6 p. 585-591
artikel
116 Science Teaching and the Nature of Science (orig. 1965) James T. Robinson
1998
6 p. 617-634
18 p.
artikel
117 Science Teaching as a Dialogue – Bakhtin, Vygotsky and some Applications in the Classroom Kubli, Fritz
2005
6 p. 501-534
artikel
118 Scientific Knowledge vs. Knowledge of Science Chakravartty, Anjan

6 p. 1795-1812
artikel
119 Seeing a World in a Grain of Sand: Science Teaching in Multicultural Context David Wade Chambers
1999
6 p. 633-644
12 p.
artikel
120 ‘Should We Be Doing It, Should We Not Be Doing It, Who Could Be Harmed?’ Garrecht, Carola

6 p. 1761-1793
artikel
121 Social Character of Science and Its Connection to Epistemic Reliability Fernández, Natalia

6 p. 1429-1448
artikel
122 Some Learning Problems Concerning the Use of Symbolic Language in Physics Silvia Ragout De Lozano
2002
6 p. 589-599
11 p.
artikel
123 Teachers should not only Inform but also Entertain Kubli, Fritz
2006
6 p. 517-523
artikel
124 Teaching Energy Concepts by Working on Themes of Cultural and Environmental Value Besson, Ugo
2013
6 p. 1309-1338
artikel
125 Teaching the Nature of Science in Physics Courses: The Contribution of Classroom Historical Inquiries Maurines, Laurence
2012
6 p. 1443-1465
artikel
126 Teaching Traditional Chinese Science as a Part of a NOS Curriculum in Hong Kong Kiang, Kai Ming

6 p. 1453-1472
artikel
127 Teaching What Is “Real” About Science Ferguson, Sarah L.

6 p. 1651-1669
artikel
128 The Business of Experimental Physics: Instrument Makers and Itinerant Lecturers in the German Enlightenment Hochadel, Oliver
2006
6 p. 525-537
artikel
129 The Committed Objectivity of Science and the Importance of Scientific Knowledge in Ethical and Political Education Duarte, Newton

6 p. 1629-1649
artikel
130 The Confounding of Race in High School Biology Textbooks, 2014–2019 Willinsky, John

6 p. 1459-1476
artikel
131 The Disappearance of Natural History, Fieldwork, and Live Organism Study from American Biology Teacher Education Entress, Cole

6 p. 1739-1759
artikel
132 The Distinction Between Epistemic and Non-Epistemic Values in the Natural Sciences Pournari, Maria
2007
6 p. 669-676
artikel
133 The Educational Use of Computer Based Science Simulations: Some Lessons from the Philosophy of Science William J. McKINNEY
1997
6 p. 591-603
13 p.
artikel
134 The Heisenberg Microscope: A Powerful Instructional Tool for Promoting Meta-Cognitive and Meta-Scientific Thinking on Quantum Mechanics and the ‚Nature of Science’ Hadzidaki, Pandora
2006
6 p. 613-639
artikel
135 The History and Philosophy of Science in Physics Teaching: A Research Synthesis of Didactic Interventions Teixeira, Elder Sales
2009
6 p. 771-796
artikel
136 The Impact of a Course on Nature of Science Pedagogical Views and Rationales Kruse, Jerrid W.
2017
6 p. 613-636
artikel
137 The Influence of Positivism in the Nineteenth Century Astronomy in Argentina Santilli, Haydée
2012
6 p. 1505-1518
artikel
138 The Knowledge Creation Metaphor – An Emergent Epistemological Approach to Learning Paavola, Sami
2005
6 p. 535-557
artikel
139 The Many Faces of Chemistry from a Philosophical Perspective Lombardi, Olimpia
2017
6 p. 711-718
artikel
140 The Natural Sciences in The Schools: Tension in the Modernization Process of Argentine Society (18701960) Silvina Gvirtz
2001
6 p. 545-558
14 p.
artikel
141 The Nature of Science in Science Education: An Introduction William F. McCOMAS
1998
6 p. 511-532
22 p.
artikel
142 The Pendulum: From Constrained Fall to the Concept of Potential Bevilacqua, Fabio
2006
6 p. 553-575
artikel
143 The Problem of Trust Without Intimacy: Education for Handling Expert Knowledge in a Neoliberal Marketplace Smith, Dorothy V.

6 p. 1449-1474
artikel
144 “There is One Geometry and in Each Case There is a Different Formula” Rizos, Ioannis
2017
6 p. 691-710
artikel
145 The Role of Historical-Philosophical Controversies in Teaching Sciences: The Debate Between Biot and Ampère Braga, Marco
2010
6 p. 921-934
artikel
146 The Role of Insight in Science Education:An Introduction to the Cognitional Theory of Bernard Lonergan Renata-Maria Marroum
2004
6 p. 519-540
22 p.
artikel
147 The Substantivalist View of Spacetime Proposed by Minkowski and Its Educational Implications Olivia Levrini
2002
6 p. 601-617
17 p.
artikel
148 The “System of Chymists” and the “Newtonian dream” in Greek-speaking Communities in the 17th–18th Centuries Bokaris, Efthymios P.
2006
6 p. 641-661
artikel
149 The Theoretical Foundations of Feng Shui and Science Education in China Zhang, Meifang

6 p. 1473-1490
artikel
150 The Two Cultures of Electricity: Between Entertainment and Edification in Victorian Science Morus, Iwan Rhys
2006
6 p. 593-602
artikel
151 The Universality of Science and Traditional Chinese Medicine de Felipe, Íñigo Ongay

6 p. 1353-1370
artikel
152 Through the Looking Glass: The History of Aquarium Views and their Potential to Improve Learning in Science Classrooms Clary, Renee M.
2005
6 p. 579-596
artikel
153 ‘Time: What is it That it can be Measured?’ Raju, C. K.
2006
6 p. 537-551
artikel
154 Towards Equitable, Social Justice Criticality: Re-Constructing the “Black” Box and Making it Transparent for the Future of Science and Technology in Science Education Waight, Noemi

6 p. 1493-1515
artikel
155 Transmutation of Matter in Byzantium: The Case of Michael Psellos, the Alchemist Katsiampoura, Gianna
2007
6 p. 663-668
artikel
156 Trust in Science and Science Education—Part 2 Erduran, Sibel

6 p. 1425-1427
artikel
157 Trust in the Third Space of Science Education Toscano, Maurizio

6 p. 1691-1708
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158 Turning Vygotsky on His Head: Vygotsky' `Scientifically Based Method' and the Socioculturalist's `Social Other' S. Rowlands
2000
6 p. 537-575
39 p.
artikel
159 Understanding: `Knowledge', `Belief' and `Understanding' Peter Davson-Galle
2004
6 p. 591-598
8 p.
artikel
160 Using Anthropological Principles to Transform the Teaching of Human “Difference” and Genetic Variation in College Classrooms Hubbard, Amelia R.

6 p. 1541-1565
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161 Using Kinesthetic Activities to Teach Ptolemaic and Copernican Retrograde Motion Richards, Ted
2010
6 p. 899-910
artikel
162 Using Metaphor Theory to Examine Conceptions of Energy in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics Lancor, Rachael
2012
6 p. 1245-1267
artikel
163 Volume Contents 1997
6 p. 609-612
4 p.
artikel
164 ``Weighing'' the Earth: a Newtonian Test and the Origin of an Anachronism Antonio Moreno Gonzáalez
2001
6 p. 515-543
29 p.
artikel
165 What is the Meaning of the Physical Magnitude ‘Work’? Kanderakis, Nikos
2012
6 p. 1293-1308
artikel
166 When Energy Conservation Seems to Fail: The Prediction of the Neutrino Guerra, Francesco
2012
6 p. 1339-1359
artikel
167 Who Speaks for Science? Allchin, Douglas

6 p. 1475-1492
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168 Why People Trust Something Other than Science Song, Jinwoong

6 p. 1387-1419
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169 Workshop on Friction: Understanding and Addressing Students’ Difficulties in Learning Science Through a Hermeneutical Perspective Ha, Sangwoo
2012
6 p. 1423-1441
artikel
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