Current Issue
Volume 4 Issue 3 (July 2009) - Special Issue On Scientific Literacy
Editors: Richard K. Coll and Neil Taylor
Editorial
Exploring international perspectives of scientific literacy: an overview of the special issue
Richard K. Coll and Neil Taylor 197-200
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Research Articles
On scientific literacy and curriculum reform
Justin Dillon 201-213
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Scientific literacy in Central Appalachia through contextually relevant experiences:
the “reading the river” project
April D. Haight and Wilson J. González-Espada 215- 230
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Promoting scientific literacy using a sociocritical and problem-oriented approach to chemistry teaching: concept, examples, experiences
Ralf Marks and Ingo Eilks 231-245
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Perspectives of German and US students as they make meaning of science in their everyday lives
Paul J. Preczewski, Alexandra Mittler and John W. Tillotson 247-258
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The Communication in science inquiry project (CISIP): a project to enhance scientific literacy through the creation of science classroom discourse communities
Dale R. Baker, Elizabeth B. Lewis, Senay Purzer, Nievita Bueno Watts, Gita Perkins,
Sibel Uysal, Sissy Wong, Rachelle Beard and Michael Lang 259-274
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The meaning of scientific literacy
Jack Holbrook and Miia Rannikmae 275-288
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Scientific literacy and purposes for teaching science: a case study of Lebanese private school teachers
Danielle Dani 289-299
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Beyond science literacy: science and the public
Xiufeng Liu 301-311
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Towards an integrated learning strategies approach to promoting scientific literacy in the South African context
Paul Webb 313-334
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Scientific literacy and Thailand science education
Chokchai Yuenyong and Pattawan Narjaikaew 335-349
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