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Origins,program that was recognised as science education. There were also research studies of other aspects of education, using historical, psychological or comparative approaches, that sometimes included details about the state of school science, but this was incidental, rather than as the issue in question.

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Major Influences on Research,rientation to the practices of science education, that their major influences were publications that reported good or striking practice and, in turn, these persons tended to assess their own contributions in similar practical terms.

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The Role of Theory,riable that it is not possible to attach this hallmark in a simple way to much of their research. A number of them make explicit reference to the existence of the theory or theoretical frame they are using to shape and discuss their research, but there is less sign they are interested in the development of this theory.

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Methodology, researchers are ones that are in common use in other social science fields. Survey analysis was commonly used in the earliest period of research in science education, and it is a good ongoing example of such a shared methodology.

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