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Science Education
Référence : Vol. 96, n°2, mars 2012
- “It should at least seem scientific!” Textual features of “scientificness” and their impact on lay assessments of online information, Eva Thomm and Rainer Bromme
- Risk-based decision making in a scientific issue: A study of teachers discussing a dilemma through a microworld, Ralph Levinson, Phillip Kent, David Pratt, Ramesh Kapadia and Cristina Yogui
- Gender segregation of adolescent science career plans in 50 countries, Joanna Sikora and Artur Pokropek
- Teachers learning from professional development in elementary science: Reciprocal relations between formative assessment and pedagogical content knowledge, Andrew Falk
- Authoritarian science curriculum standards as barriers to teaching and learning: An interpretation of personal experience, Carolyn S. Wallace
- “Doing science” through discourse-in-interaction: Young children's science investigations at the early childhood level, Christina Siry, Gudrun Ziegler and Charles Max
- The process of change in a science teacher's professional development: A case study based on the types of problems in the classroom, Bartolomé Vázquez-Bernal, Vicente Mellado, Roque Jiménez-Pérez and M. Carmen Taboada Leñero
- Value-added measures in education: What every educator needs to know, Gavin W. Fulmer
- Unsimple truths: Science, complexity, and policy, Michael P. Clough
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catégorie(s) : théorie de l'éducation