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Kari Sormunen

Seventh-graders’ epistemic views related to science lessons University of Joensuu, Finland E-mail: kari.sormunen@joensuu.fi

Kalle Juuti

Towards primary school physics teaching and learning: Design research approach University of Helsinki, Finland E-mail: Kale.juuti@Helsinki.fi

Jarkko Lampiselkä

Demonstration in Chemistry Instruction in the Upper Secondary School University of Jyväskylä, Finland E-mail: jarkko.lampiselka@helsinki.fi

Niina Nurkka

Developing and evaluating a research-based teaching-learning sequence on the moment of force. University of Jyväskylä, Finland E-mail: niina.nurkka@ekamo.fi

Terhi Mäntylä

Didactical reconstructions for organizing knowledge in physics teacher education University of Helsinki, Finland Email: terhi.mantyla@helsinki.fi

Greta Tikkanen

Test Item Formats in Finnish Chemistry Matriculation Examinations University of Helsinki, Finland

Maija Aksela

Supporting meaningful chemistry learning and higher-order thinking through computer-assisted inquiry: A design research approach University of Helsinki, Finland E-mail:maija.aksela@helsinki.fi

Johannes Pernaa

ICT for chemistry education: A design research approach University of Helsinki, Finland E-mail: johannes.pernaa@alumni.helsinki.fi

Antti Laherto

Nanoscience education for scientific literacy: Opportunities and challenges in secondary school and in out-of-school settings University of Helsinki, Finland Email: antti.laherto@helsinki.fi

Sami Lehesvuori

Towards Dialogic Teaching in Science: Challenging Classroom Realities through Teacher Education University of Jyväskylä, Finland E-mail: sami.lehesvuori@jyu.fi

Sharareh Majidi

Knowledge Organization and its Representation in Teaching Physics: Magnetostatics in University and Upper Secondary School Levels University of Helsinki, Finland E-mail:Sharareh.majidi@helsinki.fi

Sari Harmoinen

The effect of teacher scaffolding and classroom interactions on students’ model of magnetism University of Jyväskylä, Finland E-mail: sari.harmoinen@eduouka.fi

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