Current Research in Biology Education Selected Papers from the ERIDOB Community /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Other Authors: Korfiatis, Konstantinos (Editor), Grace, Marcus (Editor)
Summary:XVIII, 313 p. 1 illus.
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Language:English
Published: Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer, 2022.
Edition:1st ed. 2022.
Series:Contributions from Biology Education Research,
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-89480-1
Format: Electronic Book
Table of Contents:
  • Part I. Socioscientific issues, Nature of Science and scientific thinking
  • 1. The relevancy of science education to public engagement with science
  • 2. Engaging in argumentation as critical evaluation of the anti-vaccination movement
  • 3. Theory of planned behavior in the context of stem cell donation
  • 4. Prior knowledge, epistemic beliefs and socio-scientific topic context as predictors of the diversity of arguments on socio-scientific issues
  • 5. Toward a questionnaire to assess biology student teachers’ knowledge of the nature of scientific inquiry (NOSI)
  • 6. Introducing primary school students to aspects of the nature of scientific knowledge
  • Part II. Teaching and learning in biology
  • 7. Digital narratives for biology learning
  • 8. Digital first? Effects of digital and analogue learning tools on the plant knowledge acquisition of fututre biology teachers
  • 9. Comparing inquiry-based learning and interactive lectures while teaching physiology to undergradate students
  • 10. Train the trainer in the jigsaw puzzle of biology education: effects of mentor training on teaching quality
  • 11. The assessment of an educational proposal to address the relationship between genetic information and protein synthesis
  • 12. Evaluating the effectiveness of a teaching intervention in a marine biology course: the case of Greek vocational students
  • 13. Promoting students’ understanding of gene-environment interaction in genetics education
  • 14. Students’ conceptions as a neglected perspective in trainee teachers’ biology lesson plans
  • Part III. Perceptions of biology and biology education
  • 15. Students’ opinions about interdisciplinary lessons
  • 16. Correlation between the popularity and difficulty of secondary school biology and perceived importance of knowledge acquired for personal wellbeing
  • 17. Perception of biological disciplines by upper secondary school students
  • 18. Analyzing the relationships between pre-service biology teachers' modelling processes, scientific reasoning competencies and general cognitive abilities
  • 19. The pitfalls of using presentation technology in the biology classroom
  • Part IV. Textbook analysis
  • 20. Human reproduction in Greek Secondary Education textbooks (1870s to present)
  • 21. Exploring logico-semantic relations of historical gene models in similar genetic content in Greek biology school textbooks
  • Part V. Outdoor and environmental education
  • 22. Children’s interests and orientations towards nature: views from young children in England
  • 23. Picturing the urban environment: using photovoice to bring university students’ views and voices into urban environmental education.