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Preservice teachers’ meaning‐making in science instruction: a case study in Manitoba

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Pages 93-105 | Published online: 24 Feb 2007

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Birgitte Lund Nielsen. (2012) Science Teachers’ Meaning-Making When Involved in a School-Based Professional Development Project. Journal of Science Teacher Education 23:6, pages 621-649.
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Christine Howitt. (2006) Pre-Service Elementary Teachers' Perceptions of Factors in an Holistic Methods Course Influencing their Confidence in Teaching Science. Research in Science Education 37:1, pages 41-58.
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John Lemberger, Peter W. Hewson & Hyun-Ju Park. (1999) Relationships between prospective secondary teachers' classroom practice and their conceptions of biology and of teaching science. Science Education 83:3, pages 347-371.
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Helen Meyer, B. Robert Tabachnick, Peter W. Hewson, John Lemberger & Hyun-Ju Park. (1999) Relationships between prospective elementary teachers' classroom practice and their conceptions of biology and of teaching science. Science Education 83:3, pages 323-346.
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Peter W. Hewson, B. Robert Tabachnick, Kenneth M. Zeichner, Kathryn B. Blomker, Helen Meyer, John Lemberger, Robin Marion, Hyun-Ju Park & Regina Toolin. (1999) Educating prospective teachers of biology: Introduction and research methods. Science Education 83:3, pages 247-273.
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Jazlin V. Ebenezer. (1996) Christian preservice teachers' practical arguments in a science curriculum and instruction course. Science Education 80:4, pages 437-456.
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