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European Journal of Science Education
technical education
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1.2
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289
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6.6K
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41
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Title
Journal
Year
Citations
1
Spontaneous Reasoning in Elementary Dynamics
European Journal of Science Education
1979
471
2
A Conceptual Change Approach to Learning Science
European Journal of Science Education
1981
281
3
Learning about energy: how pupils think in two domains
European Journal of Science Education
1983
227
4
Pupils’ Alternative Frameworks in Science
European Journal of Science Education
1981
215
5
A study of children's understanding of electricity in simple DC circuits
European Journal of Science Education
1984
193
6
The experiential gestalt of causation: a common core to pupils’ preconceptions in science
European Journal of Science Education
1986
182
7
Understanding and Teaching Problem‐Solving in Physics
European Journal of Science Education
1979
166
8
Toward an explanation of conceptual change
European Journal of Science Education
1986
156
9
Science teaching and children's views of the world
European Journal of Science Education
1983
154
10
Conceptual change and science teaching
European Journal of Science Education
1982
138
11
A Method for Investigating Concept Understanding in Science
European Journal of Science Education
1980
129
12
Misconceptions of chemical equilibrium
European Journal of Science Education
1985
127
13
How Swedish pupils, aged 12‐15 years, understand light and its properties‡
European Journal of Science Education
1983
119
14
Improving learning through enhanced metacognition: a classroom study
European Journal of Science Education
1986
118
15
A Case Study of Conceptual Change in Special Relativity: The Influence of Prior Knowledge in Learning‡
European Journal of Science Education
1982
115
16
A study of schoolchildren's alternative frameworks of the concept of force
European Journal of Science Education
1983
98
17
Conceptions of first‐year university students of the constituents of matter and the notions of acids and bases
European Journal of Science Education
1986
92
18
Toward a new rationale of science education in a non‐western society
European Journal of Science Education
1986
73
19
Understanding Energy as a Conserved Quantity‐‐Remarks on the Article by R. U. Sexl
European Journal of Science Education
1981
71
20
Learning Difficulties in School Science‐‐Towards a Working Hypothesis
European Journal of Science Education
1980
69
21
The Learner's Prior Knowledge: a Critical Review of Techniques for Probing its Organization
European Journal of Science Education
1980
67
22
The nature of energy
European Journal of Science Education
1982
67
23
Science learning as a conceptual and methodological change
European Journal of Science Education
1985
65
24
Laboratory counterexamples and the growth of understanding in science
European Journal of Science Education
1983
64
25
Concept Formation in Biology: The Concept ‘Growth’
European Journal of Science Education
1979
63
26
Epistemological commitments in the learning of science: Examples from dynamics
European Journal of Science Education
1985
61
27
Pupils’ (II ‐ 12 year olds) conceptions of combustion
European Journal of Science Education
1985
60
28
A conceptual framework for science education: The case study of force and movement
European Journal of Science Education
1985
60
29
Motivating strategies in science education: Attempt at an analysis
European Journal of Science Education
1985
59
30
Misconceptualization of the chemical equilibrium concept as revealed by different evaluation methods
European Journal of Science Education
1986
57
31
Une épée de Damoclès sur l'Éducation, la Science et la Culture
European Journal of Science Education
1985
53
32
Understanding students’ understandings: An example from dynamics
European Journal of Science Education
1985
52
33
Images of Science: an Empirical Study
European Journal of Science Education
1982
49
34
Secondary school pupils’ attitudes to science: The year of erosion
European Journal of Science Education
1983
48
35
Weight, gravity and air pressure: Mental representations by Italian middle school pupils
European Journal of Science Education
1985
48
36
Equilibration, conflict and instruction: A new class‐oriented perspective
European Journal of Science Education
1985
48
37
The Use of Models in Science and Science Teaching
European Journal of Science Education
1980
46
38
A study of some frameworks used by pupils aged 11 to 13 years in the interpretation of air pressure
European Journal of Science Education
1982
45
39
Some Observations Concerning the Teaching of the Energy Concept
European Journal of Science Education
1981
43
40
The Electric Circuit as a System: A New Approach
European Journal of Science Education
1982
43
41
Children's ideas about ‘solid’ and ‘liquid’
European Journal of Science Education
1985
43
42
Investigating learning from informal sources: Listening to conversations and observing play in science museums
European Journal of Science Education
1986
42
43
Children's choices of uses of energy
European Journal of Science Education
1985
41
44
The development of girls’ and boys’ attitudes to science: A longitudinal study‡
European Journal of Science Education
1986
41
45
Alternative frameworks: Newton's third law and conceptual change
European Journal of Science Education
1986
41
46
Problem‐solving ability and cognitive structure‐an exploratory investigation
European Journal of Science Education
1983
39
47
The inappropriate use of subsumers in biology learning
European Journal of Science Education
1982
38
48
Prompts, cues and discrimination: The utilization of two separate knowledge systems
European Journal of Science Education
1984
37
49
The influence of intellectual environment on conceptions of heat
European Journal of Science Education
1984
37
50
Commonsense knowledge in optics: Preliminary results of an investigation into the properties of light
European Journal of Science Education
1984
37
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