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cting classroom research across cultural contexts.Gives impo.?This edited volume explores how primary school teachers create rich opportunities for science learning, higher order thinking and reasoning, and how the teaching of science in Australia, Germany and Taiwan is culturally framed.?It draws?f

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Social and Cultural Factors Framing the Teaching and Learning of Primary Science in Australia, Germaomparisons of teaching across countries needs to take account of the contextual factors that shape the history and culture of teaching in those countries. This Chapter provides a framework to consider the broader social and cultural factors that shape the ways in which the teaching and learning of science are transacted in different countries.

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An Overview of the EQUALPRIME Project, Its History and Research Designfor engagement in learning and reasoning, and the impacts of local contexts and cultures on their practice. Based on the principles of naturalistic case studies, data were collected in Australian, German and Taiwanese primary science classrooms. Classroom videos and interviews with teachers were the

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