Titlebook: Defining an Identity; The Evolution of Sci Peter J. Fensham Book 20041st edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2004 education.s

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Origins,se work, research studies and doctoral degrees. This is not to say that there were no research studies in science education elsewhere before that time. These certainly existed, but only as isolated studies by individual researchers and not as research work from a coherent group or institutionalised

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Major Influences on Research,o be every one of the stages and processes that are involved in the conduct of good studies. In a number of cases, the respondents had such a strong orientation to the practices of science education, that their major influences were publications that reported good or striking practice and, in turn,

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Methodology,ial situations, that are the locus of studies in education (and in science education), it is not surprising that many of the methodologies used by its researchers are ones that are in common use in other social science fields. Survey analysis was commonly used in the earliest period of research in s

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Evidence of Progression,e a lively research field. This lack was confirmed by John Nisbet (1974) in his review of these studies that has been mentioned in Chapter 2. The extent to which this aspect of the research has changed is the subject of this chapter, that is, it is concerned with intra-research criterion, .. Almost

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Focus on Content,e. This chapter is essentially about research that does meet that criterion. More particularly, much of what is discussed not only requires a knowledge of the science in the research, but also the capacity to critically evaluate that scientific knowledge from an educational perspective.

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Politics and Science Education,he Atlantic, that these curriculum development projects had been undertaken, as if science education took place in a political vacuum. The critical analyses of these projects, and their impact on schools and science education, by persons like Apple, Gintis, and Stake and Easley in the USA, and Young