Science & Education

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 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Using the Predict–Observe–Explain (POE) Strategy in Enhancing Student’s Conceptual Understanding the Energy Conservation Law59
From COVID-19 to Quartile 1: Editor’s Reflections and Farewell36
Enhancing Science Education Through Visual Art and Complex Storytelling Using the Book “The Case Study of Einstein, Eddington, and the Eclipse: Travel Impressions”33
Education for Sustainability Meets Confucianism in Science Education30
Does Interference Between Intuitive Conceptions and Scientific Concepts Produce Reliable Inter-individual Differences? A Psychometric Analysis29
Virtual Reality and Spatial Cognition: Bridging the Epistemic Gap Between Laboratory and Real-World Insights29
Promoting Young Learners’ NOS Views Through Place-Based SSI Instruction29
Modeling the Epistemic Value of Classroom Practice in the Investigation of Effective Learning25
A Science Teacher’s Autoethnographic Reflections on Teaching Nature of Science25
Sustainability as Living Architecture25
Cultivating Environmental Consciousness24
Exploring a New Geometric-mechanical Artefact for Calculus24
Assessing Chemistry Teachers’ Understanding of Electrochemistry23
The Role of Joking for Learning Science: An Exploration of Spontaneous Humour in Two Physics Education Settings23
List of Reviewers Contributing to Volume 32, 202322
Too Philosophical, Therefore Useless for Science Education?21
Quality Indicators of an Experienced Middle School Science Teacher’s Argument‑Based Inquiry Teaching20
Using Card Sort Epistemic Network Analysis to Explore Preservice Teachers’ Ideas About the Nature of Engineering19
Becoming ‘Wild Citizens’: Children’s Articulation of Environmental Citizenship in the Context of Biodiversity Loss19
The Impact of Integrating Tribal Culture and Science Education Through Information and Communication Technology19
Modelling Authenticity in Science Education18
The Observer Concept in Science as a Basis for Its Further Curricular Application Within the Discipline-Culture Paradigm18
Enhancing Argumentation and Decision-Making of Preservice Early Childhood Education Teachers Through Role-Playing on Animal Experimentation18
Digital Transition Framework for Higher Education in AI-Assisted Engineering Teaching18
Embracing Representational Plurality to Bypass Misconceptions in Science Education18
An Explicit and Reflective Approach to Teaching Nature of Science in a Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experience18
Traces of Bildung in Upper Secondary Science Education: A Critical Investigation of Chemistry Teachers’ Orientation Towards Promoting Bildung in Chemistry Education18
A Trial Patch to Sustainable Development17
Examining the Formation of High School Students’ Science Identity17
Scientists’ Views About Nature of Science in the Context of Socioscientific Issues17
Integration of Philosophy of Science in Biomedical Data Science Education to Foster Better Scientific Practice16
Scientific Thinking and Critical Thinking in Science Education 16
A Review on the Use of Large Language Models as Virtual Tutors16
Using the Controversy over Human Race to Introduce Students to the Identification and the Evaluation of Arguments15
Untangling Trustworthiness and Uncertainty in Science14
Using Text Mining to Identify Teleological Explanations in Physics and Biology Textbooks: An Exploratory Study14
“Trust Me, I’m a Scientist”14
HPS for All in Journal's Metrics14
Trust in the Third Space of Science Education13
Impact of Argument-Driven Inquiry Activities on Pre-service Science Teachers’ Views of the Nature of Scientific Inquiry in the Context of Climate Change Education13
Science and Religion Integration in Indonesian Islamic Senior High Schools: Analyzing Teachers’ Pedagogical Practices13
Looking Back, Moving Forward, and Strengthening HPSS Scholarship in Science Education13
Estimating Epistemic Practices Loads in Elementary and Middle School Science Curricula13
Discussing Science Values and Norms from a Learning Situation Historically Contextualised in Mendel’s Laws and Guided by Scientific Practices13
The Heart is a Pump, a Dollhouse, a Car or a Ship: How Students Use Conventional and Spontaneously Generated Creative Metaphors to Understand Biology Concepts12
The Development of Pre-service Primary Teachers’ Understanding and Skills of Argumentation through Argument Driven Inquiry12
Analog Modelling of the Haploid Book for Teaching Genetics12
Science Teacher Perceptions of the State of Knowledge and Education at the Advent of Generative Artificial Intelligence Popularity11
Five Essential Features of Scientific Inquiry in Bahraini Primary School Science Textbooks and Workbooks11
Examining the Changes in Representations of Nature of Science in Chinese Senior High School Chemistry Textbooks11
Learning Science in Context: Integrating a Holistic Approach to Nature of Science in the Lower Secondary Classroom11
Political Science as a Science11
A Systematic Review of Research on Family Resemblance Approach to Nature of Science in Science Education11
Cultivating Transdisciplinary Orientations in Science Education Research and Practice: Reflexivity, Pragmatism, and Dialogue11
Vaccination Information Sources and Decision-Making Among Higher-Secondary Students in India During the COVID-19 Pandemic10
Scientists in the Textbook10
The Practical Epistemologies of Design and Artificial Intelligence10
Cobra Effect in Science Education?10
The Ether Concept from Spanish Physics Textbooks (1840–1950)9
Unpacking Epistemic Insights of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Science Education: A Systematic Review9
Inquiry Activity Design from Singaporean and Indonesian Physics Textbooks9
Editorial Note: October 20259
How is Students’ Understanding of Nature of Science Related with Their Metacognitive Awareness?9
The Influence of Extended Reality on Climate Change Education9
Not Only Why but Also How to Trust Science: Reshaping Science Education Based on Science Studies for a Better Post-pandemic World9
Comparing Practical Items in High-Stake Exams in Different Science Subjects: in View of the Diversity of Scientific Methods8
Stereotypical Attributes of Scientists and Engineers in Jokes8
Socioscientific Issues Thinking and Action in the Midst of Science-in-the-Making8
Investigating Science Teachers’ Nature of Science Conceptions and Argumentation in a Science Methods Course8
The Meeting of Old Friends: Exploring the Art-Science Dynamic in the Context of Astronomy and Astronomy Education8
Pre-service Science Teachers’ Epistemic Beliefs, Nature of Science Views, and Beliefs in Pseudoscience8
The Effect of Textbook Analysis as a Teacher Professional Development Tool on Teacher Understanding of Nature of Science8
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein8
Science Teachers’ Challenging Questions for Encouraging Students to Think and Speak in Novel Ways8
Presence and Absence of Social-Institutional Dimensions of Science in Secondary Education8
Exploring the Perpetuation and Disruption of Gendered, Racial, and Working Style Stereotypes in U.S. Life Science Textbooks8
The Problem of Trust Without Intimacy: Education for Handling Expert Knowledge in a Neoliberal Marketplace8
Astronomy and Culture7
Towards Equitable, Social Justice Criticality: Re-Constructing the “Black” Box and Making it Transparent for the Future of Science and Technology in Science Education7
Must Introductory Genetics Start with Mendel? 7
Dewey and Rousseau on Experience-Based Science Education7
Investigating Equitable Representation in K-8 Science Textbook Portrayal of Scientists7
The Use of Anticipation Guides in Reading Activities to Support College Students in Developing Scientific Written Arguments7
Contextualizing a Natural Phenomenon: Lightning in Eighteenth-Century Natural Philosophy, Religion, and the Arts7
Exploring Gender Constructs: Colombian and Mexican Biology Teachers’ Perspectives7
Correlations Among High School Students' Beliefs about Conspiracy, Authoritarianism, and Scientific Literacy7
The Development of Nature of Science Understandings Questionnaire within Associated Approaches7
The Method of Observation in Science Education: Characteristic Dimensions from an Educational Perspective7
The Socio-Scientific Issue Based on Local Potential in Integrated Learning Instruction to Improve Student Ecological Literacy7
Rethinking the Dual Nature of Science7
Thomas Kuhn and Science Education7
An Improved Model to Help University Students Understand and Assess Results of Science in the Making7
Distinguishing Nature of Science Beliefs, Knowledge and Understandings7
Science Education in the USA During the Cold War6
Scientifically Together, Politically Apart?6
Nature of Engineering6
Beauty, Pleasure, and Vital Fluids in the Eighteenth Century Sexuality Education-A Hermeneutic Reading of the Linnaean Lecture About the Way to Become Together6
Quantification in Empirical Activity6
Summary Lecture as a Delay Organizer of Cultural Content Knowledge6
Hot Topics and Frontier Evolution of Science Education Research: a Bibliometric Mapping from 2001 to 20206
Paternity Test: Is Mendel the Father of Genetics, and Why Should Science Educators Care?6
Who Says Scientific Laws Are Not Explanatory?6
Science Education Collaboration Network: the Case of the Cultural-Historical Activity Theory6
‘Happy Stories’ of Swedish Exceptionalism6
Investigation of Preservice Science Teachers’ Nature of Science Understanding and Decision Making on Socioscientific Issue through the Fractal Model6
Exploring the Social Values in Mathematics Textbooks6
First-Year Teacher Education Students’ Epistemological Beliefs About Science and History: Domain-Specific Profiles and Relationships6
Editorial Note: June 20256
Scientific Values and the Value of Science6
‘Should We Be Doing It, Should We Not Be Doing It, Who Could Be Harmed?’6
Improving Teachers’ and Students’ Views on Nature of Science Through Active Instructional Approaches: a Review of the Literature6
The Historiography of Biology and Why It Matters6
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