OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Science Education is 6. 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
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“On Mars, we will speak Arabic”: Negotiating identity in upper secondary physics in Denmark	47
Issue Information	39
Why are some students “not into” computational thinking activities embedded within high school science units? Key takeaways from a microethnographic discourse analysis study	39
“We actually made something and solved a problem”: Exploring relationships between middle school engineering culture and girls' engineering experiences	39
The Importance of Science Education, Scientific Knowledge, and Evaluation Strategies for the Successful Detection of COVID‐19 Misinformation	31
Developing Science Classroom Expectations That Encourage Risk‐Taking for Learning Science Together	29
Transformative Climate and Environmental Education for a Just Future	26
School Science: An Approach to Rethinking What Students Learn and How They Might be Better Engaged	24
Engaging the Complexities of Energy Transitions: Sociotechnical and Dualistic Insights From Crossdisciplinary Undergraduates	23
Troubleshooting as an Inquiry Activity: Recognizing and Supporting the Mangle in the Classroom	22
A Study of Teacher Sensemaking About Productive Student Talk in Science Classrooms	21
Cultivating Inner Witnesses Attuned to the Emotional Experiences of Students of Color in Science	21
Why most definitions of modeling competence in science education fall short: Analyzing the relevance of volition for modeling	20
Issue Information	20
Students’ Experiences of Teachers’ Ways of Unpacking Visual Representations in the Context of Intermolecular Forces	20
Centering Care in Transformative Climate Change Education: A Theoretical Framework for Communal Learning Ecosystems	20
Diversifying computer science: An examination of the potential influences of women‐in‐computing groups	19
The Uses of Hopelessness: A Response to Røkenes and Jornet	18
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The Emotional Valence of Hyperrationality in STEM Learning: Reinscriptions and Contestations of Coloniality	16
The characteristics of diagrams in scientific explanations: Multimodal integration of written and visual modes of representation in junior high school textbooks	16
Student reasonings and cognitive biases in climate change predictions	16
A comparison of elementary teachers' verbal supports for students in inclusive and general classroom contexts during an NGSS‐aligned science, engineering, and computer science unit	15

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vAIR—An epistemic model of socioscientific reasoning emerging from citizens engaged in a locally situated SSI	15
Embracing a Terra Plena Ethos in Urban Science Education	15
Navigating Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Teacher Identities in Science Classrooms: A Comparative Case Study	14
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Teacher positioning within the figured world(s) of urban school science	14
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Using the Lenses of Organizational Culture and Climate for Research on Science Teacher Professional Learning	14
Young children co‐constructing science: The importance of their families and cultural communities	14
Leveraging purposes and values to motivate and negotiate reform	13
Commentary—misconceiving merit: Paradoxes of excellence and devotion in academic science and engineering	13
Virtuality, Solidarity and Possibility: A Response to Paré	13
Secondary school students' responses to epistemic uncertainty during an ecological citizen science inquiry	12
Teacher strategies to support student navigation of uncertainty: Considering the dynamic nature of scientific uncertainty throughout phases of sensemaking	12
“Moving Beyond Research to Abolish and Replace Harmful Systems: A Response to Zhang and Kuo”	12
Teacher professional development programs integrating science and language with multilingual learners: A conceptual framework	12
Advancing a Comprehensive Equity Centered Theory of STEM Doctoral Persistence: A Small‐Scale Qualitative Exploration of Critical Capital Theory	12
Science for All? A Systematic Literature Review on Effective Teaching Approaches in Inclusive and Separate Settings	12
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Making in‐the‐moment learning visible: A framework to identify and compare various ways of learning through continuity and discourse change	11
Organizational sensemaking during curriculum implementation: The dilemma of agency, role of collaboration, and importance of discipline‐specific leadership	11
Physics curriculum in upper secondary schools: What leading physicists want	11
The Quality of Interactions in the Home Science Environment and Associations With Children's Science Learning	10
Incorporating equity, diversity, and inclusion in science: Lessons learned from an undergraduate seminar	10
Equity‐centered science education: The origin story of this special issue	10
A Review of Research on Engineering in K‐12 Science Education	10
Navigating the complexities of student understanding: Exploring the coherency of students' conceptions about the greenhouse effect	10
Epistemic Objects and Tools on the School Grounds: Addressing Plant Blindness and Knowledge Construction	10
“That's Just Gonna Make Them Upset”: Youth Authoring Emerging Epistemic Ideals Through Rightful Presence	10
From Inquiry‐Based Science Teaching to Science Career Aspirations: Unequal Motivational Pathways in Western China	10
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Cultivating Confidence: The Potential of Science Museum Visits in Boosting Science Self‐Efficacy and Expanding Perceptions of Science in Emerging Adult Learners	10
Attending to Hyperrationality as Unraveling Coloniality in Science Education: A Response to Davis and Philip	9
What is the Point of Empathy? A Call for Critical Empathy in Noticing Emotions for Equity in Response to Patterson Williams and Sheth	9
The Relationship Between Black Girls' Perceptions of Their STEM Teachers and Their STEM Identity	9
Right but wrong: How students' mechanistic reasoning and conceptual understandings shift when designing agent‐based models using data	9
“It's Just a Hot Mess”: Supporting Teacher Praxis to Challenge Barriers for Multilingual Learners	8
“It Looks as if They Threw the Entire Periodic Table Into the River”: A Decolonial Perspective for Chemistry Education in the Context of Environmental Injustices	8
Meaningful participation of schools in scientific research through contributory citizen science projects	8
Establishing a Model for Serious Science Game Design for Elementary Learners: A Longitudinal, Mixed Methods Study of Serious Game Design Mechanics That Facilitate Science Learning	8
Humanistic school science: Research, policy, politics and classrooms	8
Spilling T(ruths) as Queer Resistance: A Counterstorytelling of a Secondary Science Teacher	8
Learning by doing: A multi‐level analysis of the impact of citizen science education	8
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Students' credibility criteria for evaluating scientific information: The case of climate change on social media	8
Elements of Social Capital and Counterspace Processes Contribute to Undergraduate STEM Student Development of a Sense of Belonging	8
What drives the public's use of data? The mediating role of trust in science and data literacy in functional scientific reasoning concerning COVID‐19	8
Spatiotemporal relationships in science lessons: Building learning opportunities over time	8
Exploring how museums can support science teacher leaders as boundary spanners	8

Children's exposure to STEM instruction in preschool and how they respond to it	7
Review of the double bind in physics education	7
Learning to Attune and Revise: A Response to Silvis, Clarke‐Midura, Lee, and Shumway	7
Positive or negative? The effects of scientific inquiry on science achievement via attitudes toward science	7
Inviting Conversations in Discipline‐Based Science Education	7
Welcome Home: Positive Affective Cultural Experiences and the Proleptic Promise of Belonging in Informal STEM With Black Boys	7
Issue Information	7
Rolling balls or trapping ions? How students relate models to real‐world phenomena in the physics laboratory	7
Science education with multilingual learners: Equity as access and equity as transformation	7
“Everyone's Struggling:” Coping With Institutionalized Hierarchies of Competence Through Emotional Resonance	7
A Call to Reimagine Science Formative Assessment Systems Through Translanguaging	7
Broadening Queering: Centering Queer and Trans Cultural Praxis in Science Education Research	6
Reorienting Toward LGBTQ+ Belonging in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics by Feeling and Thinking With a Queer and Nonbinary Person in Virtual Reality	6
Students' Emotional Responses to Mistakes: An Ecological Momentary Assessment Study in University Chemistry Laboratory	6
Middle School Students' Application of Science Learning From Physical Versus Virtual Labs to New Contexts	6
Reconceptualizing Out‐of‐Field Teachers' Professional Development and Classroom Implementation: A Boundary Crossing Approach	6
Uncovering Emotion in Youth Digital Civic Participation Around Climate Change: Entanglements of Fear, Despair, and Anger in Civic Practice	6
A review of Mark Windschitl's Teaching Climate Change	6
Affective Politics of Belonging to STEM: Some Conceptual and Methodological Considerations	6
A critical race theory analysis of STEM schools in an urban school district	6
The Landscape of Research on Contextualized Science Learning: A Bibliometric Network Review	6
Recontextualization in Multilingual Science Teacher Professional Learning	6
Development of an Observation Protocol for Teachers' Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Science Instruction	6