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Science education may 2016 volume 100 issue no 3
Daftar isi \r\n1. 409/announcing the new editors-in-cheif for science education \r\nJohn L. Rudolph \r\n2. 410/scientific argumentation for all? comparing teacher beliefs about argumentarion in high, mid, and low socioeconomic status schools \r\nRebecca Katsb-Singer, Katherine L. Mc Neill, and Suzanna Laper \r\npublished online 29 march 2016\r\n3. 437/lyricism, identity, and the power of lyricism, identiy, and the power of lyricism as the third space \r\nBryan A. Brown, Jamal Cooks, and Keith Cross \r\npublished online 29 march 2016\r\n4. 459/how students view the boundaries between their science and religious education concerning the origins of lfe and the universe \r\nBerry Billingsley, Richard Brock, Keith S. Taber, and Fran Riga \r\npublished online 2 february 2016\r\n5. 483/assessing understanding of the energy concept in different science disciplines \r\nMihwa Park and Xiufeng Liu \r\npublished online 28 march 2016\r\nLearning \r\n6. 517/molecular mechanistic reasoning: toward bridging the gap between the molecular and cellular levels in life science education \r\nMarc H. W. van Mil, Paulien A. Postma, Dirk Jan Boerwinkel, Kees Klaassen, and Arend Jan Waarlo \r\npublished online 29 march 2016\r\n7. 586/framing the genetics curriculum for social justice: an experimental exploration of how the biology curriculum influences beliefs about racial difference \r\nBrian M. Donovan \r\npublished online 15 february 2016\r\n8. 617/all reviewers who completed reviews 2015
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