Scientific Process and Social Issues in Biology Education (Springer Texts in Education)
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Scientific Process and Social Issues in Biology Education (Springer Texts in Education)

by Garland E. Allen, Jeffrey J.W. Baker

Education Science Social Sciences Biology
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Scientific Process and Social Issues in Biology Education brings together two important dimensions of biology education: understanding scientific process and engaging with social issues. Written by Garland E. Allen and Jeffrey J.W. Baker, this academic volume suits readers exploring biology, education, and the wider relationship between science and society.

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Scientific Process and Social Issues in Biology Education examines biology education through the connected lenses of scientific process and social issues.

As part of the Springer Texts in Education series, the book is intended for academic and educational contexts.

Written by Garland E. Allen and Jeffrey J.W. Baker, it offers a focused resource for readers studying biology, science education, and the relationship between science and society.

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