Special issue Science Literacy for All (2008)

Articles

• Science literacy for all Influences of culture, language, and knowledge about nature and naturally occurring events

  Larry D. Yore, Pauline W. U. Chinn, Brian Hand

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• Science literacy for all students Language, culture, and knowledge about nature and naturally occurring events

  Larry D. Yore

  5-21

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• Teaching science to French-speaking students in English Canada using an instructional congruence model involving discourse-enabling strategies

  Loeonard P. Rivard, Marianne Cormier

  23-41

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• Community and classroom contexts for understanding nature and naturally occurring events in rural schools in Mexico Community and classroom contexts for understanding nature and naturally occurring events in rural schools in Mexico

  Lynn Bryan, Martha Allexsaht-Snider

  43-68

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• Language, culture, ontological assumptions, epistemological beliefs, and knowledge about nature and naturally occurring events: Southern African perspective

  Cynthia Fakudze, Marissa Rollnick

  69-94

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• Science learning in the contexts of culture and language practices: Taiwanese perspective

  Chorng-Jee Guo

  95-107

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• 'Coming to know': Weaving Aboriginal and Western science knowledge, language, and literacy into the science classroom

  Gloria J. Snively, Lorna B. Williams

  109-133

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• Curriculum and language in Aotearoa New Zealand From science to Putaiao

  Elizabeth McKinley, Peter J. Keegan

  135-147

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• Culture, language, knowledge about nature and naturally occurring events, and science literacy for all: She says, he says, they say

  Pauline U. W. Chinn, Brian Hand, Larry D. Yore

  149-171

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