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International Journal of
Science Education
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Volume:- 19 Issue:- 1
Title: School science and
the development of scientific culture:
Authors: Olugbemiro J. Jegede. Pages
1-20.
Title: Understanding of
Energy in Biology and Vitalistic Conceptions.
Authors: M Gorodetsky, J. Barak, D. Chipman. Pages
21-30.
Title: A survey of Israeli
conceptions of energy in pre-service high school
biology teachers.
Authors: R. Trumper. Pages 31-46.
Title: Metaphorical
Reasoning about Genetics.
Authors: J Ogborn, I. Martins. Pages 47-63.
Title:
Garbage-dumping,burning and reusing/recycling: student's
perception of the waste issue
Authors: J. Kortland. Pages 65-78.
Title: Psychosocial
Environment of Agricultural Science Classrooms in
Nigeria.
Authors: Barry Fraser, S. Idiris. Pages
79-91.
Title: Primary teachers'
understanding of concepts in science: Impact on
confidence and teaching.
Authors: W. Harlen, C. Holroyd. Pages
93-105.
Title: Part II - A holistice
approach to preparing disadvantaged students to succeed
in tertiary science studies
Authors: D. J. Grayson. Pages 107-124.
Volume:- 19
Issue:- 2
Title: The interaction of
students' scientific and religious discourses: Two case
studies.
Authors: W-M Roth, T. Alexander. Pages
125-146.
Title: A study of
progression in learning about 'the nature of science':
issues of conceptualisation and methodology
Authors: J. Leach, Rosalind Driver, R. Millar, P.
Scott. Pages 147-166.
Title: Pupil decision-making
about socio-scientific issues within the science
curriculum
Authors: M. Ratcliffe. Pages 167-182.
Title: Monitoring teachers'
referents for classroom practice using metaphors
Authors: B. Hand, B.R. Lentz. Pages
183-192.
Title: A social
constructivist perspective on learning environments
Authors: C. McRobbie, Kenneth Tobin. Pages
193-208.
Title: Reflective Discourse:
Developing Shared Understanding in a Physics Classroom.
Authors: E.H. Van Zee, J. Minstrell. Pages
209-228.
Title: Case studies of
students' learning as action research on conceptual
change teaching.
Authors: N.R. Thorley, R.K. Woods. Pages
229-245.
Volume:- 19
Issue:- 3
Title: Understanding the
basic ideas of chaos-theory in a study of limited
predictability
Authors: R. Duit, M. Komerek. Pages
247-264.
Title: Experiment simulation
and analysis; An integrated approach to the concept of
force.
Authors: H.M. Doerr. Pages 265-282.
Title: Mapping students'
thinking patterns by the use of knowledge space theory.
Authors: M. Taagepera, F. Potter, G.E. Miller, K.
Lakshminarayan. Pages 283-302.
Title: Pupils' views on how
stirring and temperature affect the dissolution of a
solid in a liquid. A cross-age study (12-18)
Authors: A. Blanco, T. Prieto. Pages
303-315.
Title: Children's
operational knowledge about weight.
Authors: I Galili, Varda Bar. Pages
317-339.
Title: 'Event centred
learning': an approach to teaching science technology and
societal issues in two countries.
Authors: Mike Watts, Steve Alsop, Arden Zylbersztajn,
Sonia Maria da Silva. Pages 341-352.
Title: Primary science and
technology by D. Bentley and M. Watts
Authors: T. Jarvis. Pages 353-353.
Title: Planning and
evaluation of enviromental education in the school
curriculum & Teaching about environmental issues:
Towards a comprehensive framework
Authors: M. Storm. Pages 354-354.
Title: Book review:
Policy,practice and professional judgement: school-based
assessment of practical science by J F Donnelly, A S
Buchan, E W Jenkins and A G Welford
Authors: Stephen Knutton. Pages 355-355.
Title: The content of
science: A constructivists approach to its teaching and
learning.
Authors: R. Millar. Pages 356-356.
Title: Evaluation of the
Implementation of Science in the National Curriculum at
Key Stages 1, 2 and 3.
Authors: K. Johnston. Pages 357-357.
Title: Science and Culture
in Europe: English Language Edition.
Authors: M. Priest. Pages 358-358.
Title: Challenging NZ
Science Education.
Authors: J.K. Gilbert, B. Bell. Pages
359-359.
Title: Effective Science
Teaching
Authors: J.K. Gilbert, J. Oversby. Pages
360-360.
Title: Understanding primary
science: Ideas concepts and explanations.
Authors: J.K. Gilbert, C.J. Boulter. Pages
361-361.
Title: Teaching and learning
in science.
Authors: J.K. Gilbert. Pages 362-362.
Volume:- 19
Issue:- 4
Title: Towards an
elimination of the gender gulf in science concept
attainment through the use of environmental analogs.
Authors: Olugbemiro J. Jegede, Bolatito A. Lagoke,
Peter K. Oyebanji. Pages 365-380.
Title: Equitable assessment
of students in physics: Importance of gender and language
background
Authors: Elizabeth Hazel, Patricia Gallagher, Peter
Logan.
Pages 381-392.
Title: Gender Differences in
small group discussion in physics
Authors: Rosalind Driver, Evinella
Alexopoulou. Pages 393-406.
Title: Girls' science
education: Choice, solidarity and culture
Authors: Joan Solomon. Pages 407-417.
Title: Student views on the
influence of culture on science.
Authors: Glen S. Aikenhead. Pages
419-428.
Title: A narrative approach
to science teaching in Nepal
Authors: W Brouwer, H Bajracharya. Pages
429-446.
Title: Towards scientific
literacy for the third millenium: a view from Australia.
Authors: P. L. Galbraith, M. C. Carss, R. D. Grice, L.
Endean, M. Warry. Pages 447-468.
Title: The schooling of
science as a deterrent to democracy in Australia: The
example of benzene
Authors: Roger T. Cross. Pages
469-479.
Title: The influence of
students' cognitive preferences on the selection of
science and mathematics subjects
Authors: John.A Malone, Robert Cavanagh. Pages
481-490.
Volume:- 19
Issue:- 5
Title: Children's
understanding of food and health in primary classrooms.
Authors: Sheila A. Turner. Pages
491-508.
Title: Students' conceptual
patterns of human nutrition.
Authors: Francisco Núñez, Enrique Banet.
Pages 509-526.
Title: An investigation of
middle school students' alternative conceptions of global
warming.
Authors: James A. Rye, Peter A. Rubba, Randall L.
Wiesenmayer. Pages 527-551.
Title: The transformation of
geology to earth sciences: an example of the
appropriation of technology by science.
Authors: A. Peter W. Hodder. Pages
553-564.
Title: The development and
implementation of two industrial chemistry case studies
for the high school chemistry curriculum.
Authors: Miri Kesner, Avi Hofstein, Ruth
Ben-Zvi. Pages 565-576.
Title: In-service chemistry
teachers training: the impact of introducing computer
technology on teachers' attitudes and classroom
implementation.
Authors: Y. J. Dori, N. Barnea. Pages
577-592.
Title: Diagnostic
instruments for determining junior high school science
teachers' understanding of functional relationships
within 'the living cell'
Authors: A Dreyfus, Orna Douvdevany, Ehud Jungwrith.
Pages 593-606.
Title: Ideology and science
teaching: Teachers' discourse
Authors: Roger T. Cross. Pages
607-616.
Volume:- 19
Issue:- 6
Title: Causal structures and
counter-intuitive experiments in electricity.
Authors: D. Psillos, P. Koumaras, P.
Kariotoglou. Pages 617-630.
Title: Young pupils' ideas
about the microscopic nature of matter in three different
European countries.
Authors: Roger Maskill, Antonio F. C. Cachapuz,
Vasilis Koulaidis. Pages 631-645.
Title: Designing a learning
sequence about a pre-quantitative kinetic model of gases:
the parts played by questions and by a
computer-simulation.
Authors: Martine Meheut. Pages
647-660.
Title: A computer based
learning environment in the field of Newtonian mechanics.
Authors: R. M. Sperandeo-Mineo, G. Andaloro, L.
Bellomonte. Pages 661-680.
Title: The effect of context
on students' reasoning about forces.
Authors: David Palmer. Pages 681-696.
Title: How does a
context-based approach influence understanding of key
chemical ideas at 16+
Authors: Judith M Ramsden. Pages
697-710.
Title: The kinds of mental
representations - Models, propositions and images - used
by college physics students regarding the concept of
field
Authors: Ileana Maria Greca, Marco Antonio Moreira.
Pages 711-723.
Title: Student and teacher
perceptions of industrial chemistry case studies.
Authors: Miri Kesner, Avi Hofstein, Ruth
Ben-Zvi. Pages 725-738.
Title: Longitudinal research
and development: Selley on children, light and vision
Authors: J K Gilbert, Tim Sprod. Pages
739-742.
Volume:- 19
Issue:- 7
Title: Scientific concept
development in Solomon Island students: A comparative
analysis
Authors: John Lowe. Pages 743-759.
Title: Science and arts
choices at A level in Northern Ireland: A ten year
perspective
Authors: Alex McEwen, Damian Knipe, Tony Gallagher.
Pages 761-771.
Title: Ethnicity, test
anxiety and science achievement in Nigerian students Authors:
J.C. Adigwe. Pages 773-780.
Title: Pupils' questions,
alternative frameworks and the design of science
teaching.
Authors: Roger Maskill, Helena Pedrosa de
Jesus. Pages 781-799.
Title: The derivation of
learning approach based on personal construct psychology
Authors: Tony Fetherston. Pages
801-819.
Title: Physics tutors'
metalearning development through an extension of Schön's
reflective practice. Issue 5:12
Authors: Cedric J. Linder, Carrie Leonard-McIntyre,
Delia Marshall, M.Rudolph Nchodu. Pages
821-833.
Title: Benefits of
self-paced learning modules for teaching quantitative
methodsin environmental science.
Authors: Anita S. Mak, Arthur Georges. Pages
835-848.
Title: Using out-of-school
experience in science lessons: Reality or rhetoric
Authors: Stephen Knutton, Kathryn Mayoh. Pages
849-867.
Volume:- 19
Issue:- 8
Title: Confronting the
analogy: Primary teachers exploring the usefulness of
analogies in the teaching and learning of electricity
Authors: David Heywood, J Parker. Pages
869-885.
Title: Is this the right
answer?
Authors: Robert Fairbrother, Mark
Hackling. Pages 887-894.
Title: Teaching science
process skills: Long-term effects on science achievement.
Issue 5:12
Authors: P.F.W. Preece, P.N. Brotherton. Pages
895-901.
Title: Effect of lecture and
cooperative learning strategies on achievement in
chemistry in undergraduate classes. Issue 5:12
Authors: Anil.C Banerjee, T.J Vidyapati. Pages
903-910.
Title: Nobody really knows:
The structure and analysis of social constructivist whole
class discussions. Issue 5:12
Authors: Tim Sprod. Pages 911-924.
Title: Researching teaching
for understanding: The students' perspective. Issue 5:12
Authors: John Loughran, Nick Derry. Pages
925-938.
Title: Working memory
re-visited - Can we use it to select science
students?Issue 5:12
Authors: Margaret Rutherford. Pages
939-955.
Title: An investigation of
the relationship between scientific reasoning, conceptual
knowledge and model formulation in a naturalistic
setting. Issue 5:12
Authors: Carolyn Keys. Pages 957-970.
Title: Student ideas about
weathering and erosion. Issue 5:12
Authors: Jane Dove. Pages 971-980.
Title: Teaching mechanical
oscillations using an integrated curriculum
Authors: R. M. Sperandeo-Mineo, M.L Aiello-Nicosia, E
Balzano, E Sassi, N Bergomi, E Giordano, G Vegni, L
Borghi, A De Ambrosis, P Mascheretti, VCapocchiani, M
Michelini, L Santi, F Corni, E Mazzega, O Robutti, L
Viglietta, P Violino. Pages 981-995.
Volume:- 19
Issue:- 9
Title: The impact of a
national curriculum development on teaching and learning
behaviours
Authors: R.G Hacker, M.J Rowe. Pages
997-1004.
Title: How teacher and
students study 'all that matters' in high school
chemistry. Issue 5:12
Authors: V.B Costa. Pages 1005-1023.
Title: Prompting teachers'
constructive reflection: Pupils' questions as critical
incidents
Authors: M. Watts, S. Alsop, G. Gould, A.
Walsh. Pages 1025-1037.
Title: School visits to zoos
and museums: A missed educational opportunity?
Authors: S. Dale Tunnicliffe, A.M Lucas, J.
Osborne.
Pages 1039-1056.
Title: Parallelism in the
development of children's ideas and the historical
development of projectile motion theories
Authors: S. Eckstein, M. Kozhevnikov. Pages
1057-1073.
Title: Cascades of
inscriptions and the re-presentation of nature: How
numbers, tables, graphs, and money come to re-present a
rolling ball Authors: W-M. Roth, K. Tobin, K.
Shaw. Pages 1075-1091.
Title: Arab prospective
science teachers' world view presuppositions towards
nature
Authors: A.H. Haidar. Pages 1093-1108.
Title: Global environmental
change science: education and training. Authors: J.K.
Gilbert. Pages 1109-1109.
Title: Book Review:-
Challenging ways of knowing in English, Maths and Science
Pages 1111-1112.
Title: Book Review:
Environmental Education Research
Authors: C. Gayford, S. Breiting, K.
Nielson. Pages 1113-1114.
Volume:- 19 Issue:- 10
Title:
The special issue for 1999: the public understanding of
science - implication for education. An invitation to
contribute
Authors: Roger T. Cross.
Pages 1115-1116.
Title: Learning processes
and collaborative concept mapping
Authors: S Sizmur, Jonathan Osborne.
Pages 1117-1135.
Title: Children's ideas
about action at a distance
Authors: Varda Bar, B Zinn,
E Rubin. Pages 1137-1157.
Title: Two dimensions to
characterize research-based teaching strategies: Examples
in elementary optics
Authors: L Viennot, F Chauvet.
Pages 1159-1168.
Title: Teaching and learning
about human nutrition: A constructivist approach
Authors: Enrique Banet, Francisco
Núñez. Pages 1169-1194.
Title: Perceptions of
challenge in science learning. Issue 5:12
Authors:John Baird, Christopher Penna.
Pages 1195-1209.
Title: Septic tank crisis: A
case study of science, technology and society education
in an elementary school
Authors: Erminia Pedretti.
Pages 1211-1230.
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