Titlebook: Examining Ethics in Contemporary Science Education Research; Being Responsive and Kathrin Otrel-Cass,Maria Andrée,Minjung Ryu Book 2020 Spr

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Springer Series in Advanced Microelectronicsabout science education. It?will be proposed that these recent works suggests that, for some important dimensions, the focus of the field is shifting away from the researcher and from simple, macro-level considerations to more equitable relationships and to more complex, micro-level, multidisciplina

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Sleight of Hand: Maupassant and , Peirce’s pragmatic maxim is interpreted as a relevance test that directs the researcher towards practical consequences of research. Dewey supports Peirce’s practice orientation with an understanding of science that circumvents the traditional opposition between objectivity of knowledge and value-la

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403976802his tool may contribute to deeper descriptions and understandings of educational practices. Finally, we discuss the affordances of a tool that incorporates values into the analysis of educational practices in light of research ethics.

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