Journal of Biological Education

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Biological Education is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
A three-pronged method to analyse pre-service teachers’ understanding and epistemic reasoning about soil33
Modelling the immune system and vaccines through design-based research26
Investigation of middle school and high school students’ ecosystem knowledge through their drawings25
The UnEssay project as an enriching alternative to practical exams in pre-professional and graduate education20
Measuring students’ plant awareness: A prerequisite for effective botany education18
Fictional placemaking creating meaningful contexts for causal reasoning in secondary school biology education17
Combining virtual simulations with take-home projects as a replacement for face-to-face labs in introductory biology laboratory courses12
The purpose of the school garden is more than just growing plants12
The influence of spatial ability on undergraduate students’ tree-thinking ability11
Student informed development of virtual reality simulations for teaching and learning in the molecular sciences10
Interactive socio-scientific inquiry for promoting scientific literacy, enhancing biological knowledge, and developing critical thinking10
Teachers’ views of Future-Oriented Pedagogy as part of inquiry-based molecular biology teaching in high school biology laboratories10
Laboratory class for isoenzymes teaching: simulation of creatine kinase electrophoresis using dyes9
The Conceptual Analysis of Disciplinary Evidence (CADE) framework as a guide for evidentiary reasoning: A practical implementation in a Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium (HWE) laboratory investigation8
Mapping the ‘becoming-integrated-academic’: an autoethnographic case study of professional becoming in the biosciences8
Differences between image presentation and video presentation on the outcome of teaching about the menstrual cycle8
Conflict of allegiance: professional development challenges in transforming science teachers’ identities and practices8
“Bacteria are not viruses; viruses are more malicious” - young pupils’ understanding of bacteria and viruses in the aftermath of COVID-198
The wolf is back! Revisiting the concept of the ecological niche to predict the viability of the wolf population with elementary students7
Roteiro Entre-Marés: an educational app for ocean literacy promotion7
Flower or leaf characteristics, coloured or black and white illustrations – what helps student teachers to identify plants?6
Plant awareness: at the dawn of a new era6
What is ‘research-led teaching’ and how can we deliver it in University STEM degrees?6
Exploring and comparing the difficulties among undergraduate and postgraduate students’ understanding of experimentation using primary scientific literature6
Environmental literacy curriculum: an analysis of science textbooks for lower secondary education6
Basque secondary school students’ understanding of natural selection and teleological reasoning: knowledge vs. knowledge application6
Course-based undergraduate research experiences are a viable approach to increase access to research experiences in biology5
Use of design thinking as a strategy to identify and clear students’ misconceptions in photosynthesis: a case study5
Teaching for photosynthesis literacy: an education design research study5
Application and exploration of blended learning with BOPPPS teaching model in a veterinary infectious diseases course5
What is the future of knowledge?5
The role of the education sector in shaping a sustainable future4
Alcohol misuse affects learning in school and university students: a role for biological education4
The role of biology teachers in epistemically insightful health and wellbeing education: a case study of the English relationships, sex and health education curriculum4
Assessing the knowledge and attitude of middle and higher secondary school students towards waterbirds in Bhutan4
Plants and the Kunming-Montreal global biodiversity framework: educational approaches to support pro-conservation behaviours4
Higher education and professional performance: gaps and opportunities for developing professional skills in marine biologist graduates4
Conceptions of primary school students and trainee teachers about seed germination4
What is a hypothesis anyway? A synthesis of perspectives and implications for undergraduate biology education based on publications in PLOS biology4
When less is more in living systems: subtractive cognitive biases and life science learning4
Pre-service teachers’ ideas about the path of water through the body and their intentions about explaining it to preschool children4
In awe of awe4
Decolonisation and socio-political arenas in science education: reflecting on the role of biological education4
Characterisation of the pedagogical knowledge of evolution content using the mapping approach4
Whole-school approach to sustainability: an in-depth study of six green schools in Sweden and Türkiye4
SARS-CoV-2 spike protein produced by transgenic rice: research laboratory experience with secondary science students3
Investigating student experiences of botanical field work using a semi-immersive virtual botanical fieldtrip3
Introducing nematodes and the use of model organisms: a practical class for undergraduate students3
Diagram production in Biology: comparing children and pre-service teachers’ performance3
Cough, sneeze, pass it on – pupils’ understanding of infectious diseases in the aftermath of COVID-193
Innovations in microbiological research education: a practical approach for investigating the effects of graphene oxide sheet nanomaterial on opportunistic pathogen viability3
The medium matters! The effect of a mobile digital identification tool on students’ intrinsic motivation during plant identification3
University students’ misconceptions of cellular structures and functions3
Student reasoning during socio-scientific issues-based learning with a role play: a case study of breastfeeding versus milk formula3
What do clean and dirty hands of primary school pupils look like?3
Impact of outdoor place-based learning on elementary school students’ ability to make unsolicited observations about living organisms over time3
Why are universities so important for biology teacher education?3
Epistemic knowledge considered by secondary school students involved in the examination of a real alimentary emergency3
Is it time to remove Mendel from the school curriculum?3
Teaching for sustainable development in vocational education3
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