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International Journal of Science Education
Volume 20, 1
Volume 20, 2
Volume 20, 3
Volume 20, 4
Volume 20, 5
Volume 20, 6
Volume:- 20 Issue:- 1
Title: The
study of the atmosphere in the science curriculum
Authors: Brian Fisher.Pages 1-13.
Title: An innovatory introductory course at the
University of Amsterdam Authors:
L Leydesdorff, Rob de Klerk.
Pages 15-23.
Title: Do
interviews really assess students' knowledge? Authors:
Manuela Welzel, W-M Roth.
Pages 25-44.
Title:
Mapping development in students' understanding of vision
using a cognitive structural model Authors:
Kevin Collis, B.L Jones, Tim
Sprod, J.M Watson, S.P Fraser.
Pages 45-66.
Title:
Multivoicedness and univocality in the classroom
discourse: an example from theory of matter Authors:
E. D. Mortimer. Pages 67-82.
Title: Models
in explanations, part 1: horses for courses? Authors:
J K Gilbert, C.J. Boulter, Margaret
Rutherford.
Pages 83-97.
Title:
Integrating experiments into the teaching of energy Authors:
Karine Bécu-Robinault, Andrée Tiberghien.
Pages 99-114.
Title: Native
science beliefs among some Ghanaian students Authors:
J. Anamuah-Mensah. Pages
115-124.
Volume:- 20 Issue:- 2
Title:
Mission impossible? Can anything be done about attitudes
to science?
Authors: Judith Ramsden.
Pages 125-137.
Title: Establishing basic
ecological understanding in younger pupils - a pilot
evaluation of a strategy based on drama/role play
Authors: Simon Bailey, Rebecca
Watson. Pages 139-152.
Title: Teaching electricity
effectively in the primary school: a case study Authors:
Mike Summers, Colin Kruger, Jenny
Mant.
Pages 153-172.
Title: Towards critical
constructivist teaching
Authors: Mike Watts, Zelia Jofili.
Pages 173-185.
Title: Models in explanations, part
2: whose voice? Whose ears? Authors: J K Gilbert,
C.J. Boulter, Margaret Rutherford.
Pages 187-203.
Title: Conceptual reorganization
and the construction of the chemical reaction concept
during secondary education
Authors: Heleni Stavridou, Christina
Solomondiou. Pages 205-221.
Title: A typology of students'
interest in physics and distribution of gender and age
within each type
Authors: Peter Häussler, Lora
Hoffman, Rolf Langeheine, Jürgen
Rost, Knud Sievers.
Pages 223-238.
Title: Science education in Uganda:
progress and possibilities
Authors: T. R. Black, Denis Atwartu-Okello,
Julie Kiwanuka, Debra Serwadda,
Olive Birabi, Florence Malinga,
Albert Biumigishu, Alastair Rodd.
Pages 239-252.
Volume:- 20 Issue:- 3
Title: Chemical education research
in Europe
Authors: Onno de Jong, H-J Schmidt,
Uri Zoller. Pages 253-256.
Title: Survey of research related
with the development of the concept 'matter'
Authors: D. Krnel, R. Watson,
S. A. Glazar. Pages 257-289.
Title: Teaching the topic of the
particulate nature of matter in prospective teachers
training courses
Authors: Panagiotis Kokkotas, Vasilis
Koulaidis, Ioannis Viachos. Pages
291-303.
Title: Students' understanding of
chemical reaction
Authors: Maija Ahtee, Irma Varjola.
Pages 305-316.
Title: The 'mole environment'
studyware: applying multidimensional analysis to
quantitative chemistry problems
Authors: Y. J. Dori, Mira Hameiri.
Pages 317-333.
Title: Dimensional analysis and
predictive models in problem solving Authors: Georgios
Tsaparlis. Pages 335-350.
Title: Uses and limitations of
scientific models: the Periodic Table as an inductive
tool
Authors: Nava Ben-Zvi, Sara Genut.
Pages 351-360.
Title: Models of magnestism
Authors: A. Tarciso Borges, J K
Gilbert. Pages 361-378.
Volume:- 20 Issue:- 4>
Title: Developing secondary students'
conceptions of chemical reactions: the introduction of
chemical equilibrium
Authors: Jan H. Van Driel, Wobbe
De Vos, Nico Verloop.
Pages 379-392.
Title: Progression in children's
understanding of a 'basic' particle theory: a
longitudinal study
Authors: Philip Johnson.
Pages 393-412.
Title: An analysis of Taiwanese
eighth graders' science achievement, scientific
epistemological beliefs and cognitive structure outcome
after learning basic atomic theory
Authors: Chin-Chung Tsai.
Pages 413-425.
Title: Student difficulties in
learning quantum mechanics
Authors: I. D. Johnstone, K. Crawford,
P. R. Fletcher.
Pages 427-446.
Title: First-year physics students'
perceptions of the quality of experimental measurements
Authors: Saalih Allie, Andy Buffler,
Loveness Kaunda, B. Campbell,
Fred Lubben. Pages 447-459.
Title: Identification of
misconceptions in novice biology teachers and remedial
strategies for improving biology learning
Authors: Din-yan Yip.
Pages 461-477.
Title: From nature table to niche:
curriculum progression in ecological concepts
Authors: Susan Barker, David Slingsby.
Pages 479-486.
Title: 'What's going to happen in
the eclispe tonight?' Rethinking perspective on primary
school science
Authors: C.J. Boulter, V. Prain,
Margaret Armitage.
Pages 487-500.
Title: Book review - Sur les
chemins de l'apprendre
Authors: J K Gilbert.
Pages 501-501.
Title: Book review - Early
explorations in science
Authors: J K Gilbert.
Pages 502-502.
Volume:- 20 Issue:- 5
Title: The earth and
beyond: developing primary teachers' understanding of
basic astronomical events
Authors: Joan Parker, Dave Heywood.
Pages 503-520.
Title: Subject knowledge for
science teaching at primary level: a comparison of
pre-service teachers in England and Singapore
Authors: Jane Lloyd, Robin G.
Smith. Pages 521-532.
Title: Puppets and comics in
primary science: the development and evaluation of a
pilot multimedia package
Authors: Marissa Rollnick, Basil
Jones, Helene Perold, Mary Ann
Bahr. Pages 533-550.
Title: Learning in basic
electricity: how do motivation, cognitive and classroom
climate factors influence achievement in physics
Authors: Christoph von Rhöneck, Karl
Grob, Gerhard W. Schnaitmann, Bruno
Völker. Pages 551-565.
Title: Children's understanding of
changes of state involving the gas state: part 1, boiling
water and the particle theory
Authors: Philip Johnson.
Pages 567-583.
Title: The place of the laboratory
in secondary science teaching
Authors: J. F. Donnelly.
Pages 585-596.
Title: An alternative conceptual
framework from chemistry education Authors: Keith
S. Taber. Pages 597-608.
Title: Science for employment and
higher education
Authors: Mike Coles.
Pages 609-621.
Title: Using out-of-school
experience in science lessons: an impossible task?
Authors: Fernando Cajas.
Pages 623-625.
Title: Response to Dr F. Cajas,
Michigan State University
Authors: S. Knutton, K. Mayoh.
Pages 627-628.
Volume:- 20 Issue:- 6
Title: Mini-special issue: taking practical
work beyond the laboratory
Authors: Derek Hodson.
Pages 629-632.
Title: Fieldwork in the life
sciences
Authors: Roger Lock.
Pages 633-642.
Title: Science and/in the
community: context and goals in practical work Authors:
Jenifer Helms. Pages 643-653.
Title: Learning science through
practical experiences in museums Authors: Janette
Griffin. Pages 655-663.
Title: 'Dry laboratories' in
science education: computer-based practical work
Authors: Paul Kirschner.
Pages 665-682.
Title: Becoming critical about
practical work: changing views and changing practice
through action research
Authors: Derek Hodson.
Pages 683-694.
Title: Children's understanding of
changes of state involving the gas state: part 2,
evaporation and condensation below boiling point
Authors: Philip Johnson.
Pages 695-709.
Title: The effect of context,
culture and learning on the selection of alternative
options in similar situations by South African pupils
Authors: L.G. Enderstein, P. E.
Spargo. Pages 711-736.
Title: The effect of learning
environment factors on students' motivation and learning
Authors: Mary Hanrahan.
Pages 737-753
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