Titlebook: Engaging with Contemporary Challenges through Science Education Research; Selected papers from Olivia Levrini,Giulia Tasquier,Mariana Levin

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Systeme der Informationsverarbeitungcation. Complexity is an important aspect of most S|E|H issues. In the natural sciences, and thus in science education, prediction plays a central role. Yet, complex systems usually do not allow for full prediction. “Don’t predict, adapt!” is a famous slogan in complexity talk. But what does adaptio

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Ver- und Entsorgung als System,he interest of students in studying scientific topics. Such approaches can give students the opportunity to interact with cutting edge topics, research results and work with researchers to better align research processes and their outcomes with the values, needs and expectations of today’s society.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9220-4lars from different parts of the globe who bring with them diverse cultural backgrounds, gender expressions, and theoretical frameworks, we instigated a conversation about the complexity of science education in Catalonia, South Africa, Lebanon, the Republic of Korea, and the USA. We critically consi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-18738-5n country data. The next two question the validity of some of the findings. The second contribution uses the French data to explore how certain features of the PISA items are problematic while the third shows that the analyses offered by the OECD of the data and their policy implications are not jus

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Systementwurf mechatronischer Systemeng this goal, theoretically grounded and empirically validated models of developmental trajectories are needed to inform instruction and to guide assessment. However, it is an ongoing debate how these developmental trajectories need to be formulated and how evidence to support these trajectories can

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George L. Roth,Anthony J. DiBella everyday phenomena such as air pollution using their intuitive ideas and models of matter. However, research about primary school children’s ideas about air and air pollution is very limited. In this study, we focus on pupils’ ideas about clean and polluted air before and after they participated in