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Middle grades teachers’ content knowledge for renewable energy instruction design

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Carla M. Firetto, Emily Starrett & Michelle E. Jordan. (2024) Using Small-Group Discussion to Foster In-Service Teachers’ Comprehension and Instruction of Sustainable Energy Transitions through PV Science. Journal of Science Teacher Education 35:3, pages 243-275.
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Carla M. Firetto, Emily Starrett & Michelle E. Jordan. (2023) Embracing a culture of talk: STEM teachers’ engagement in small-group discussions about photovoltaics. International Journal of STEM Education 10:1.
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Elizabeth Arcos Blandón & Bartolomé Vázquez-Bernal. (2022) Conocimientos y emociones en el aula de Primaria: La energía que fluye. Ápice. Revista de Educación Científica 6:1.
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