Science Education
Référence :
Vol. 91, n°5, septembre 2007
“Chemistry for all, instead of chemistry just for the elite”: Lessons learned from detracked chemistry classrooms, Maika Watanabe, Nicole Nunes, Sheryl Mebane, Kathleen Scalise, Jennifer Claesgens
Reasoning about multiple variables: Control of variables is not the only challenge, Deanna Kuhn
Ninth-grade student engagement in teacher-centered and student-centered technology-enhanced learning environments, Hsin-Kai Wu, Ya-Ling Huang
Situationally embodied curriculum: Relating formalisms and contexts, Sasha Barab, Steve Zuiker, Scott Warren, Dan Hickey, Adam Ingram-Goble, Eun-Ju Kwon, Inna Kouper, Susan C. Herring
From teachers to testers: How parents talk to novice and expert children in a natural history museum, Sasha Palmquist, Kevin Crowley
Unintended consequences: How science professors discourage women of color, Angela C. Johnson
Identity development as a lens to science teacher preparation, April Lynn Luehmann
Living with Darwin: Evolution, design, and the future of faith,Alan Gishlick
A people's history of science: Miners, midwives, and “low mechanicks”, Douglas Allchin
Reasoning in biological discoveries: Essays of mechanisms, interfield relations, and anomaly resolution, John R. Jungck
Informations complémentaires :
http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/.../32122
catégorie(s) :
théorie de l'éducation