One of the most outstanding aims of compulsory science education is to develop students‘ scientific literacy so that they can act as informed, active and responsible citizens. Thus, compulsory science education should lead students to acquire some awareness of the powers and limitations of science as well as to develop some reasoning competences that are relevant for daily lives. Lab activities are teaching resources that can be used in science classes to develop those competences. This paper content analyzes labs activities included in school science textbooks and discusses how they can promote or impair science learning for citizenship
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This topical book examines the connections between theory and practice in citizenship learning. Focu...
In order to achieve the goal of scientific literacy for responsible citizenship, the importance of d...
This research aims to explore the connections between science and citizenship education and how scie...
This book:offers practical guidance in devising learning goals and suitable learning and assessment ...
Citizenship is a statutory National Curriculum subject at key stage 3 and 4. The programme of study ...
Citizenship education is essential for students to understand the interconnected world they live in,...
Unceasing and pervasive, techno-scientific innovation has changed the social demand for science educ...
Science has social implications. Educating students in science involves more than the acquisition o...
The issues related to scientific literacy are focus of much attention from leaders of many countries...
For several years, research in science teaching and science curricula has been focusing on ...
Currently, the aim of education in general and science education, in particular, is to educate infor...
Scientific research has social and moral implications that can no longer be disregarded. Educating s...
Why is science not as prominent as it could be in the citizenship curriculum? This chapter explores ...
Current media debates often have a basis in science, e.g. climate change, biotechnology, health issu...
The construction of citizenship is possible through the development of a training process that direc...
This topical book examines the connections between theory and practice in citizenship learning. Focu...
In order to achieve the goal of scientific literacy for responsible citizenship, the importance of d...