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Autor:
James F Donnelly, Edgar W Jenkins
`This book does provide a useful, concise discussion of the legislative background to science in schools from the nineteenth century to the present day′ - Colette Murphy, British Journal of Educational Studies `This book makes a fascinating and com
Autor:
Svein Sjøberg, Edgar W. Jenkins
Publikováno v:
Studies in Science Education. 58:1-14
PISA (Programme for International Student Assessment) is one of two large scale international comparative projects of student assessment that now exert considerable influence upon school science education policy, the other being TIMSS (Trends in Inte
Autor:
Faouzia Kalali, Edgar W. Jenkins
Publikováno v:
Recherches en Éducation, Vol 14 (2012)
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https://doaj.org/article/ee380d7772dd46309f066c0a8ba0f103
Autor:
Edgar W. Jenkins
Publikováno v:
Journal of Biological Education. 50:229-232
No inspired prophet [is needed] to foresee a great development some day of the biological sciences. (H.T.Tizard, 1935)When the Journal of Biological Education was first published in 1967, biology w...
Autor:
Edgar W. Jenkins
Publikováno v:
Studies in Science Education. 49:265-272
Publikováno v:
Science. 340:314-317
Educational policy increasingly emphasizes knowledge and skills for the preprofessional “science pipeline” rather than helping students use science in daily life. We synthesize research on public engagement with science to develop a research-base
Autor:
Edgar W. Jenkins
Publikováno v:
Journal of Curriculum Studies. 45:132-151
This paper explores the ways in which the ‘nature of science’ (NoS) has been interpreted, accommodated and justified within school curricula since science was first schooled in the mid-nineteenth century. It explores how different interpretations
Autor:
Edgar W. Jenkins
Publikováno v:
Studies in Science Education. 48:123-127
Publikováno v:
Physics Education. 53:056501
Autor:
Edgar W. Jenkins
Publikováno v:
Studies in Science Education. 45:65-92
This paper offers a commentary upon a number of recent documents from different countries concerned with the reform of school science education. It identifies and considers in turn four issues drawn from the documents: the way in which science is def