Exploring the Landscape of Scientific Literacy

Cedric Linder · Leif Östman · Douglas A. Roberts · Per‐Olof Wickman · Allan MacKinnon

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Science Education and Pedagogy Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies Evolution and Science Education

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1. Overview: Scientific Literacy and the State of the Art in School Science Education Part I: Curriculum Policy and Scientific Literacy Introduction 2. Competing Visions of Scientific Literacy: Influence of a Science Curriculum Policy Image Douglas A. Roberts 3. Scientific Literacy for a Knowledge Society Glen Aikenhead, Graham Orpwood, and Peter Fensham 4. Scientific Literacy: Content and Curriculum Making Zongyi Deng Part II: Exploring Language Perspectives Introduction 5. Scientific Literacy, Discourse, and Epistemic Practices Gregory J. Kelly 6. Scientific Literacy and Students' Movability in Science Texts Caroline Liberg, Asa af Geijerstam, and Jenny W. Folkeryd 7. Literacy as Metaphor and Perspective in Science Education Isabel Martins 8. Bilingual Scientific Literacy John Airey and Cedric Linder Part III: Exploring Themes of Scientific Literacy Introduction 9. The Development of Scientific Literacy Norman G. Lederman and Judith S. Lederman 10. Scientific Literacy as Action Per-Olof Wickman and Florence Ligozat 11. What Do Values and Norms Have to Do with Scientific Literacy? Leif Ostman and Jonas Almqvist 12. An Inclusive View of Scientific Literacy Dana L. Zeidler and Troy D. Sadler 13. Scientific Literacy for Bringing in the Outsiders Nancy Brickhouse Part IV: Science Teachers' Professional Development 14. In the Path of Linnaeus Gaalen Erickson 15. The Vietnam Consortium Fellowship Program Allan MacKinnon 16. Making an Innovation Grow Astrid M.W. Bulte and Frank Seller 17. Professional Development of Teachers and Researchers in a Collaborative Development of Teaching Resources Andree Tibergien, Jacques Vince, Pierre Gaidioz, and Didier Coince 18. Struggling Up Mount Improbable Jonathan Clark, Jennifer M. Case, Norman Davies, Gillian Sheridan, and Rene Toerien

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