Titlebook: Chinese Science Education in the 21st Century: Policy, Practice, and Research; 21 世紀(jì)中國(guó)科學(xué)教育：政策、實(shí)踐與研究 Ling L. Liang,Xiufeng Liu,Gavin W. Fulm

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1878-0482 science educators, teachers and studentsachieve what has been accomplished; what Chinese students and teachers actuallydo inside their classrooms; what educational policies have been helpful inpromoting studen978-94-024-1410-3978-94-017-9864-8Series ISSN 1878-0482 Series E-ISSN 1878-0784

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Science Teaching Practices in Junior Secondary Schoolsschool types, although the students in higher-ranked schools reported significantly lower cooperative teaching and constructivist teaching than did counterparts in the lower-ranked schools. Attitudes showed a small but statistically significant difference among the school types, with students in the

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Examining the Senior Secondary School Chemistry Curriculum in China in View of Scientific Literacydary chemistry curriculum, with the theme of “science as a way of knowing” greatly lacking; however, compared with the traditional textbook, the occurrence of the themes of “the investigative nature of science” and “the interaction of science, technology, and society” has greatly increased in the ne

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Hong Kong Students’ Decision-Making About Ecological and Health Issuesficient use of scientific evidence to inform decision-making, and the tendency to change their decision through interactions with peers. Furthermore, the use of a decision-making framework to guide students’ decision-making and the impacts of interpersonal exchanges both within and across contextual

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Hermann Kopetz,Wilfried Steinerns for future development of early childhood science education in China. We hope that this chapter will serve as a catalyst to promote early childhood science education in China and elsewhere around the world.