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Helen Morris

Girls’ responses to the teaching of socioscientific issues University of Leeds, United Kingdom Supervisors: Professor Jim Ryder, Professor Jim Donnelly E-mail: h.morris@leedstrinity.ac.uk

Jayantee Naugah

Factors affecting the choice of science subjects among girls at secondary level in Mauritius Brunel University, United Kingdom E-mail: gasatgb@yahoo.com

Yousria Hamed Abdel Rahman

The Contribution of the Bedouin Indigenous Knowledge to an Environmental Education Programme in the St Katherine Protectorate, South Sinai, Arab Republic of Egypt University of ...

Jen Jamieson

Adolescents, Education and Farm Animal Welfare University of London, United Kingdom Email: jennyjamieson_4@hotmail.com

Perle Brewster

To what extent does the National Science Curriculum in Trinidad and Tobago as presented by teachers engage students as critical thinkers? University College London (UCL), ...

Rebecca Torrance Jenkins

Cognitive and neuroeducational pedagogy in science lessons: teachers’ and pupils’ experiences UCL Institute of Education, University of London, United Kingdom E-mail: rebeccatorrancejenkins@hotmail.co.uk

Edward Mifsud

The visualization of natural history museum habitat dioramas by Maltese primary school children UCL Institute of Education, University of London, United Kingdom Supervisors: Dr Ralph ...

Ronald Mazorodze

The impact on students’ self-efficacy and attainment of the explicit teaching of cognitive and metacognitive problem solving strategies in post -16 physics. The case for ...

Grace Sim

Learning about biodiversity: Investigating children’s learning at a museum, environment centre and a live animal show Royal Veterinary College, London Supervisor: Professor Michael Reiss Email: ...

Charlotte Thorley

Physicists and Outreach: Implications of schools physics outreach programmes from the perspective of the participating physicists Supervisor: Professor Michael Reiss E-mail: charlottethorley@gmail.com

Ömer Faruk Keser

Designing and Implementing a Constructivist Learning Environment for Physics Education Karadeniz Technical University, Turkey E-mail: fkeser@yahoo.com

Yasemin Gödek

The development of science student teachers’ knowledge base in England The University of Nottingham, United Kingdom E-mail: yaseming@gazi.edu.tr

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