Research in Science Education

Papers
(The median citation count of Research in Science Education is 1. 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
Conceptualizing Phases of Sensemaking as a Trajectory for Grasping Better Understanding: Coordinating Student Scientific Uncertainty as a Pedagogical Resource78
Elementary Teacher Candidates’ Experiences with and Ideas About Digital Science Notebooks55
Teacher Agency in Social-Justice Aspirations and Inquiry-Based Science Instruction29
An Investigation into Saudi Teachers’ Views of Argumentation in Science and Religious Education22
Elementary Preservice Teachers’ Trajectories for Appropriating Engineering Design–Based Science Teaching19
How Do Direct and Indirect Hands-on Instructions Strengthened by the Self-Explanation Effect Promote Learning? Evidence from Motion Content19
Developing a Conceptual Framework: Women STEM Faculty's Participation in Entrepreneurship Education Programs18
Modelling Competence in Teacher Education: Comparing Meta-modelling Knowledge, Modelling Practices and Modelling Products Between Pre-service and In-service Teachers18
Science-related professional aspirations and students’ social background: Developing and validating the Taste for Science Test (TaSTe)17
A Comparative Case Study Investigating Indigenous and Rural Elementary Students’ Conceptions of Community Engineering16
A Co-design Based Research Study: Developing Formative Assessment Practices with Preservice Science Teachers in a Chemistry Laboratory Setting16
Re-validating a Learning Progression of Buoyancy for Middle School Students: A Longitudinal Study12
Fostering Secondary School Science Students’ Intrinsic Motivation by Inquiry-based Learning12
Science Education in a Risk Society: Addressing Challenges and Opportunities in an Uncertain Future12
Pre-service Teachers’ Conceptual Understandings of Models and Modelling in a STEM Methods Course12
The Contributions of Peter Fensham to ASERA, Research in Science Education, and the Advancement of Science Education and Research12
Teaching Experiences Connected To The Implementation Of Inquiry-Based Practical Work In Primary Science Classrooms12
Adolescents’ Intentions to Study Science: the Role of Classroom-based Social Support, Task Values, and Self-efficacy10
Using Science Communication Strategies to Close the Resource Gap in Under-Resourced Schools: a Design-Based Study Focusing on Rural Schools in South Africa10
Pre-setting Stances for Students During Collaborative Argumentation: Parallel Thinking Versus Adversarial Thinking10
Exploring Undergraduates’ Breadth of Socio-scientific Reasoning Through Domains of Knowledge10
Considering Multiple Sources of Validity Evidence Can Help to Address Challenges in the Development of Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK) Multiple-Choice Items10
A Structural Model of Future-Oriented Climate Change Optimism in Science Education: PISA Evidence from Countries with Top Environmental Protection Index10
An Elementary School Science Teacher’s Two Contrasting Epistemological Messages for Scientific Explanations That Are Influenced by the Achievement Emotion of “Joy” and “Irritation”9
Exploring the Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy of STEM Students within the Context of an Informal STEM Education Programme9
Understanding STEM Outcomes for Autistic Middle Schoolers in an Interest-Based, Afterschool Program: A Qualitative Study9
Future-Oriented Science Learning and its Effects on Students’ Emotions, Futures Literacy and Agency in the Anthropocene9
Re-envisioning Biology Curricula to Include Ideological Awareness9
Correction: Developing an Evaluation Rubric for Planning and Assessing SSI-Based STEAM Programs in Science Classrooms9
Introduction to This Special Issue: Tribute to the Memory of the Late Professor Peter Fensham9
A Model-Based Inquiry Sequence as a Heuristic to Evaluate Students’ Emotional, Behavioural, and Cognitive Engagement9
Development and Application of a Five-Tier Diagnostic Test to Assess Misconceptions on Respiration and Photosynthesis among Senior High School Students in Mainland China8
Understanding the Nature of Questioning and Teacher Talk Moves in Interactive Classrooms: a Case of Three South African Teachers8
The Future Curriculum for School Science: What Can Be Learnt from the Past?8
Peter Fensham: a Man of Humility8
Formation and Influence of Epistemic Norms in Integrated STEM Problem- Solving: a Study of Singapore Secondary Students’ STEM Inquiry8
A Mixed Methods Comparison of Elementary Preservice Teachers’ Conceptualization of Teaching Engineering8
Exploring Features That Play a Role in Adolescents’ Science Identity Development8
Preferences and Reasoning of 14-15 year-old Students in Relation to Natural or Synthetic Products in Different Contexts: Influence of an Instructional Module7
Entrepreneurial STEM Education: Enhancing students’ Resourcefulness and Problem-solving Skills7
In Search of a More Inclusive and Relevant School Science Curriculum7
College Students' Plausibility Perceptions about Global Climate Change: Implementation of Model Evidence Link Diagram7
Translanguaging as Inclusive Pedagogical Practices in English-Medium Instruction Science and Mathematics Classrooms for Linguistically and Culturally Diverse Students7
Innovations, Challenges and Future Directions in Nature of Science Research: Reflections from Early Career Academics6
Quantitative Measurement of Pre-Service Teachers’ Competency of Questioning in Scaffolding Students’ Science Learning6
Epistemic Goals and Practices in Biology Curriculum—the Philippines and Japan6
Science Teachers’ Approaches to Artificial Intelligence Integrated Science Teaching6
Makerspaces: Building Confidence in STEM for Primary Preservice Teachers6
Development of Systems and Futures Thinking Skills by Primary Pre-service Teachers for Addressing Epidemics6
Looking Beyond Disciplinary Silos: Revealing Students’ Interdisciplinary Understanding by Applying the Topic Modeling Technique6
Health Science Students’ Conceptual Understanding of Electricity: Misconception or Lack of Knowledge?6
Students’ Drawings, Conceptual Models, and Chemistry Understanding in the Air-Quality Learning Unit6
Explicit Versus Implicit Instruction: Effects of Epistemological Enhancement on Ninth Graders’ Physics-Related Personal Epistemology and Physics Achievement5
Using the History of Research on DNA to Teach NOS5
Tracing Preservice Teachers’ Understanding of Nature of Science Through Their Drawings and Writing5
Interplay among Language and Home Variables in Lebanese Students’ Science TIMSS Performance: A Linguistic and Economic Capital Perspective5
When Is an Interview an Inter View? The Historical and Recent Development of Methodologies Used to Investigate Children’s Astronomy Knowledge5
Disciplinary Learning Motivation and Its External Influencing Factors: Taking Physics in a “Selection Crisis” as an example5
Memorial Tribute for Professor Peter Fensham5
Suggestions for the Analysis of Science Teachers’ Pedagogical Content Knowledge Components and Their Interactions5
Phases of Progression: Students’ meaning-making of Epigenetic Visual Representations within and between Levels of Organization4
Primary Science Education in Australian Universities: An Overview of Context and Practice4
Exploring the Effect of Mathematics Skills on Student Performance in Physics Problem-Solving: A Structural Equation Modeling Analysis4
Designing an Analytical Framework to Investigate Students’ Multimodal Representations of Scientific Practices and Methods4
“Black Boxes, full of them”: Biology Teachers’ Perception of the Role of Explanatory Black Boxes in Their Classroom4
Whose recognition is meaningful in developing a STEM identity? A preliminary exploration with Thai secondary school students4
Correction: Creativity as Key Trigger to Cognitive Achievement: Effects of Digital and Analog Learning Interventions4
The Thinking Frames Approach: Improving High School Students’ Written Explanations of Phenomena in Science4
Peter Fensham: a Personal Memorial4
A Personal Reflection from a Former QUT Academic who knew Peter when she was a Doctoral Student at QUT4
Analysing the Quality of Risk-Focused Socio-Scientific Arguments on Nuclear Power Using a Risk-Benefit Oriented Model4
Gender-Specific Cognitive Skills and Moderating Role of Reading Comprehension in Shaping Science Literacy4
A Cultural-historical Critique of How Engineering Knowledge is Constructed Through Research in Play-based Settings: What Counts as Evidence and What is Invisible?4
Assessing the Load: Effects of Visual Representation and Task Features on Exam Performance in Undergraduate Molecular Life Sciences4
Science Concept Formation During Infancy, Toddlerhood, and Early Childhood: Developing a Scientific Motive Over Time4
The Semiotic Function of a Bridging Representation to Support Students’ Meaning-Making in Solution Chemistry4
The Impact of Digital and Analog Approaches on a Multidimensional Preschool Science Education4
Digital Research Skills: Application in Secondary Science Reports4
Implementing Grand Challenges: A Case Study of Implementing Innovative Curricula4
Guiding Science and Mathematics Learning when Students Construct Representations4
A Content Analysis of how Biology Textbook Tasks Address System Thinking Skills in the Context of the Carbon Cycle4
Students’ Perceptions of a “Feminised” Physics Curriculum3
Peter Fensham—the Great Synthesizer and Facilitator: a Few Thoughts from a Personal Perspective3
Producing Scientific Explanations in Physics—a Multimodal Account3
Physics, Talmud and Argumentation Skills Meet in Whole-Class Dialogic Discussions3
Early Career Innovations in Science Education Research: Introduction to the Special Issue3
Conceptual PlayWorld for Infant-Toddlers: The Unique Nature of Becoming a Science Learner in the Early Years of Life3
Using Socioscientific Issues to Teach Argumentation to Year 7 Science Students in a low Socioeconomic Rural Australian School3
Creativity as Key Trigger to Cognitive Achievement: Effects of Digital and Analog Learning Interventions3
Potential of Group-Based Negotiation to Promote Learner-Based Reasoning and Weighting of Arguments on Socioscientific Issues3
Legitimation Code Theory as an Analytical Framework for Integrated STEM Curriculum and Its Enactment3
Effects of 6E-Based Learning on Students’ Academic Achievement, Higher-Order Thinking Skills, and Attitudes Towards STEM3
Using the Lens of Essential Questions-Perspectives to Investigate the Representations of Chemical Thinking in Chinese Secondary Chemistry Textbooks3
The Implications of STEM College Graduates’ Course-Taking Patterns for the Graduate School Pipeline3
Preservice Science Teachers’ Epistemic Cognition during Online Searching3
The Variables that Predict Science Undergraduates’ Timely Degree Completion: a Conceptual Model3
A Perspective for Structure–Property Reasoning to Explicate and Scaffold Thinking like a Chemist2
Conceptions of Curved Spacetime: Relating Students’ Mental Representations and Understanding of General Relativity2
Co-drawing to Learn in Science2
Exploring the Impact of Social, Cultural, and Science Factors on Students’ STEM Career Preferences2
Queensland’s Science Curriculum: Still Learning from the Past2
An Experimental Investigation of Alternative Ideas of Force in Autistic Adolescents2
The Role of Teachers’ Self-efficacy Beliefs and Habits in Differentiating Types of K–12 Science Teachers2
Exploring the Scientific Reasoning of Elementary School Students: Adaptation of the SPR-I (7) into Turkish2
Sensemaking and Collective Sensemaking Within an Elementary Principal Science Network2
Representation of Learning Outcomes Stipulated by the Intended Curriculum in Four Series of Chemistry Textbooks: Based on Legitimation Code Theory2
Introduction to the Special Issue: Multimodal Meaning-Making in Science2
Integrating Entrepreneurial Education into STEM Education:2
Strengthening Elementary Preservice Teachers’ Physical Science Content Knowledge: a 3-Year Study2
Science-Based Educational Escape Games: A Game Design Methodology1
Participatory Research with Museum Practitioners: A reflection on the process1
Cross-disciplinary Challenges: Navigating Power Dynamics in Advocating an Entrepreneurial STEM Curriculum1
A Study on the Social Interaction Characteristics of College Student Peers in Science Museums and Their Impact on Learning Outcomes: Based on an Analysis of the Conversation1
Exploring the effect of directive and reflective feedback on elementary school students’ scientific conceptual understanding, epistemological beliefs, and inquiry performance in online inquiry activit1
Unveiling Stereotypes: A Study on Science Perceptions Among Children in Northwest Mexico1
Children and Parents’ Perceptions of Access to Science Tools at Home and Their Role in Science Self-efficacy1
Correction to: The Hourglass Approach: Analysing Science Classroom Discursive Interactions Through Intercontextual Lens1
The Affordances of Metaphors in Meaning-Making of Nutrient Uptake in Upper Primary School1
Fostering Knowledge and Awareness about Healthy Nutrition through Science-based Educational Escape Games1
Exploring Primary School Students’ Self-Regulated Learning Profiles in a Web-Based Inquiry Science Environment1
Fostering Epistemic Space for Collaborative Solutions in Primary Science Through a Socratic Seminar Inquiry Approach1
Correction: Comparing the Reading Behaviours of Students with High- and Low-Level Comprehension of Scientific Terms by Eye Movement Analysis1
A Peircean Socio-Semiotic Analysis of Science Students’ Creative Reasoning as/Through Digital Simulations1
Teacher Orchestration of Language and Gesture in Explaining Science Concepts in Images1
Who do I Look like More, Mom or Dad? An Exploratory Survey about Primary Students’ Ideas about Heredity1
Young Peoples’ Online Science Practices as a Gateway to Higher Education STEM1
Examining the Metropolitan and Non-metropolitan Educational Divide: Science Teaching Efficacy Beliefs and Teaching Practices of Australian Primary Science Educators1
The Effect of Argumentation about Socio-Scientific Issues on Secondary Students’ Reasoning Pattern and Quality1
Uncovering Patterns in Process Data to Analyze Interactions and Learning Outcomes Within a Computer-Based Learning Environment1
Multimodal Creative Inquiry: Theorising a New Approach for Children’s Science Meaning-Making in Early Childhood Education1
Progression in School Science Curriculum: a Rational Prospect or a Chimera?1
Supporting the Development of Science Pre-service Teachers’ Creativity and Critical Thinking in Secondary Science Initial Teacher Education1
Metaphors on Protein Synthesis in Swedish Upper Secondary Chemistry and Biology Textbooks – A Double-Edged Sword1
Risk Response Competencies in Science Education: A Delphi Study of Experts1
Learning Analytics for Assessing Hands-on Laboratory Skills in Science Classrooms Using Bayesian Network Analysis1
Entrepreneurial STEM Education: Making it Happen1
Introducing Iranian Primary Children to Atoms and Molecules1
The Long Road to Shared PCK: a Science Teacher’s Personal Journey1
Flipped Classroom As a Model for Improving Students’ Cognitive Performance and Reducing Misconceptions1
Teaching About Electricity in Primary School Multimodality and Variation Theory as Analytical Lenses1
Does Topic Matter? Investigating Students’ Interest, Emotions and Learning when Writing Stories About Socioscientific Issues1
An Ontological Perspective on Mechanical Energy Conservation problem-solving in high School Students1
Promoting Inclusive Visits to a Natural History Museum with a Pre-Visit VR Tour for Autistic Families1
Pre-service Early Years Teachers’ Understanding of Nature of Science1
Enhancing Students’ Concept Understanding Through Collaborative-Metacognitive Use of Science Literature1
Creating Values: the Entrepreneurial-Science Education Nexus1
Correction: The Relationship Between Students’ Awareness of Environmental Issues and Attitudes Toward Science and Epistemological Beliefs—Moderating Effect of Informal Science Activities1
Family Science Experiences’ Influence on Youths’ Achievement Value, Perceived Family Value, and Future Value of Science1
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