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Research in Science & Technological Education Volume 17, 1999 - Issue 2
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Designer Babies? Teacher views on gene technology and human medicine

Renato Schibeci The Australian Institute of Education, Murdoch University, Western AustraliaCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 153-164 | Published online: 07 Jul 2006

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Vaille Dawson & Renato Schibeci. (2003) Western Australian high school students' attitudes towards biotechnology processes. Journal of Biological Education 38:1, pages 7-12.
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MichaelJ. Reiss. (1999) Teaching Ethics in Science. Studies in Science Education 34:1, pages 115-140.
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Niğda Nermin Yazıcı & Melek Altıparmak. (2010) Science fiction aided biotechnology instruction: effects of bioethics group discussions on achievement and attitudes. Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 2:2, pages 4125-4129.
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