2014, 2 (2)
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Science Education in the 21st Century: Challenges and Concerns
Rachel Mamlok-Naaman, Dvora Katchevich.
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Linking formal and non-formal learning in science education – a reflection from two cases in ireland and germany
Nicole Garner, Sarah M. Hayes, Ingo Eilks.
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Heterogeneity – challenge and/or opportunity in science education?
Silvija Markic.
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Chemistry teachers introduce high-school students to advanced topics using a poster exhibition of contemporary organic chemistry
Ron Blonder, Inga Meshulam.
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The characteristics of open-ended inquiry-type chemistry experiments that enable argumentative discourse
Dvora Katchevich, Rachel Mamlok-Naaman, Avi Hofstein.
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Enhancing students’ motivation to learn chemistry
Yamit Sharaabi-Naor, Miri Kesner, Yael Shwartz.
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Inquiry-based science education and special needs – teachers’ reflections on an inclusive setting
Simone Abels.
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