International Journal of Science Education (IJSE)
Vol.36,n°1, janvier 2014
- Using Student-Generated Analogies to Investigate Conceptions of Energy: A multidisciplinary study, Rachael Anderman Lancor
- Understanding Student Approaches to Learning Evolution in the Context of their Perceptions of the Relationship between Science and Religion, Pratchayapong Yasri & Rebecca Mancy
- The Structure of Scientific Arguments by Secondary Science Teachers: Comparison of experimental and historical science topics, Ron Gray & Nam-Hwa Kang
- The Effect of Guided-Inquiry Instruction on 6th Grade Turkish Students' Achievement, Science Process Skills, and Attitudes Toward Science, Ela Ayse Koksal & Giray Berberoglu
- The Efficacy of Problem-based Learning in an Analytical Laboratory Course for Pre-service Chemistry Teachers, Heojeong Yoon, Ae Ja Woo, David Treagust & AL Chandrasegaran
- ‘All We Did was Things Like Forces and Motion …’: Multiple Discourses in the development of primary science teachers, Anna Danielsson & Paul Warwick
- ‘We put on the glasses and Moon comes closer!’ Urban Second Graders Exploring the Earth, the Sun and Moon Through 3D Technologies in a Science and Literacy Unit, Zeynep Isik-Ercan, Hatice Zeynep Inan, Jeffrey A. Nowak & Beomjin Kim
- Students' Understanding of Chemical Formulae: A review of empirical research, Vahide Taskin & Sascha Bernholt
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