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

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Thierry Van Cutsem,Costas Vournase of implementing modern learning theories as exemplified by the national curriculum standards. Meanwhile, the infrastructure has been changed through establishing professional organizations including the Chinese Association of Science Education and the Center for National Assessment of Education Qu

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Hermann Kopetz,Wilfried Steiner-12 levels, early childhood science education in China has also been making significant progress in research and practice since the release of the . (trial version) (Ministry of Education (MOE). (2001). . (幼兒園教育指導(dǎo)綱要(試行)). Beijing: Beijing Normal University Press) and the .- .-.-.’. (Ministry of Educ

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Hermann Kopetz,Wilfried Steiner the expectations for this reform in Guangzhou and throughout China. It also reports the results of a survey conducted in the Tianhe District of Guangzhou City to reveal the impact of the reform upon science learning and teaching in elementary schools.