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The Impact of Science on Society

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The Impact of Science on Society

There is one thing we can say about scientific education as it existed 100 years ago: Certainly as far as America is concerned, the scientific educati...

Recruiting and the Economic Status of the Science Teacher

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Recruiting and the Economic Status of the Science Teacher

Our schools are threatened by a drastic shortage of teachers. The facts about our teacher shortage are deeply disquieting and altogether convincing to...

Enquiry, the Science Teacher, and the Educator

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Enquiry, the Science Teacher, and the Educator

What our teachers need to teach is determined, first, by the first that our national need is a dual one. There is an urgent pressing need for an incre...

Teachers Who Care

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Teachers Who Care

This article is one of a series that grew out of the question: Just what does educational research have to say to science teachers? In the case of the...

Multicultural Science Education

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Multicultural Science Education

There are many definitions of multicultural education. One of the most comprehensive definitions describes multicultural education as at least three t...

Instructional Diversity

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Instructional Diversity

Teachers who successfully use diverse learning modes in their instructional approaches accomplish several remarkable things. First, they create a clim...

Dissecting Classroom Ethics

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Dissecting Classroom Ethics

When an ethical issue is still being debated publically, it is inappropriate for schools to advocate a particular position—either explicitly or impl...

Secondary Performance

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Secondary Performance

It is the authors hope that the science education community will use the results of the Third International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) to e...

Charles W. Eliot’s Legacy to Science Education

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Charles W. Eliot’s Legacy to Science Education

Had Charles W. Eliot—a young Harvard graduate trained in chemistry—accepted an offer in 1865 to become a superintendent of the Merrimac Mills in L...

Student-centered Scheduling

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Student-centered Scheduling

Last year the authors embarked on a study to find out whether more student-centered instruction was occurring in block-scheduled biology classes than ...

Teaching Toward 2000

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Teaching Toward 2000

Science education reform is a topic that has gained increased exposure with such headline-making proposals as SS&C and Goals 2000. While these are onl...

A Permanent Agenda for Science Teachers

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A Permanent Agenda for Science Teachers

It may seem a singular act of arrogance for us to suggest that a permanent agenda for science teaching exists. Trends come and go, and veteran profess...

Conceptually Speaking . . .

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Conceptually Speaking . . .

When the mathematical structure of physics is used instead to show the relationships between ideas and concepts, without the algebraic manipulations a...

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