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Tapan K. Sengupta,Pushpender K. Sharmaor, I faced various challenges relating to the intent and design of the course, including what epistemological knowledge and science content and processes these teacher candidates should experience in preparation for engaging their future students. The challenges extended to the instructional activi

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Springer Series in Advanced Microelectronicserspectives to further extend my understanding of scientific literacy. Specifically, I explore and understand my teaching practices through a . (Indigenous Hawaiian People) perspective of science to build a deeper relational connection between my research work and practice as a scientist and science

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Bart R. Zeydel,Vojin G. Oklobdzija as the Capabilities-Development-with-Nature (CDWN) approach, this model is a blend of the inquiry-based Reggio Emilia philosophy and outdoor education. Through the lens of a capabilities approach, the study highlights an outdoor learning practice that provides opportunities for students to develop

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