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Scientific Literacy in Environmental and Health Education a question that introduces the theme of scientific literacy—“What is important for citizens to know, value, and be able to do relative to the environment, health, and science-related issues?” The chapter continues with a review of results from the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA)

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A Win-Win Situation for Health and Science Education: Seeing Through the Lens of a New Framework Modntal education. This is a reflection of a cultural-historical constellation in health and health promotion, as will be discussed in this chapter. The emergence of the concept of health literacy offers a promising approach for newly addressing this relationship. To this aim, a framework model for hea

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Creating Spaces for Rethinking School Science: Perspectives from Subjective and Social–Relational Waerstanding how young people come to construct meaning and knowledge in their science studies through social learning seems a promising way to accommodate socioecological, political, and cultural issues within a newly conceptualized science education.

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