一、中文部分
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張文華、郭重吉(1995):科教革新中評量理念的重建。教育研究雙月刊,45,23-30。張鳳琴(1994):高雄地區公立高中學生對科學知識的本質之看法。國立高雄師範大學科學教育研究所碩士論文(未出版)。教育部(2000)。國民中小學九年一貫課程暫行綱要。
莊嘉坤(1999):從認同的觀點分析學童對科學本質的了解與科學生涯的知覺。科學教育學刊,7(4),343-366。許良榮(1999):科學史和科學教育:一些省思與建議。物理教育,3(1),93-101。許良榮、李田英(1995):科學史在科學教學的角色與功能。科學教育(師大),179期,15-27。許玫理(1992):我國國民中學自然科學教師科學哲學觀點之調查研究。國立彰化師範大學科學教育研究所碩士論文(未出版)。郭重吉(1982):美國中小學科學教育的現況與檢討。科學發展月刊,10(12),1041-1046。郭重吉(1992):從建構主義的觀點探討中小學數理教學的改進。科學發展月刊,20(5),548-570。郭重吉(1996):建構論:科學哲學的省思。教育研究,49,16-24。郭重吉(1997):迎接二十一世紀的科學教育。教學科技與媒體,33,3-11。郭重吉、張文華(2000):從國教九年一貫課程談教師的專業成長。論文發表於國民教育階段九年一貫課程自然與科技課程發展研究國際研討會。國立台北師範學院。
郭重吉、許玫理(1992):從科學哲學觀點的演變探討科學教育的過去與未來。彰化師範大學學報,3,531-560。陳瓊森(1998):從建構主義觀點談概念形成及概念轉變。國民中學學生概念學習學術研討會。台北市:國立台灣大學。
傅麗玉(1999):科學家的「不當行為」故事在中等科學教育的價值與意義。科學教育學刊,7(3),281-298。程樹德、傅大為、王道還、錢永祥譯(Kuhn原著)(1989):科學革命的結構。台北市:遠流。
楊文金、楊莉川(1998):從社會認同理論探討高中生傾向科學的態度與科學本質的理解。物理教育,2(1),45-62。廖麗貞、林寶英、洪振方(2000):將達爾文演化論發展史融入大學生命科學通識課程之研究。科學教育學刊,8(2),179-198。趙金祈、李田英、楊文金(1989):中華民國科學教育發展實況與展望。科學教育月刊,116,2-28。
劉宏文、張惠博(2000):師資培育與實習教師教學能力研究與問題的評述。台灣教育,591卷,28-40。
鄭子善(2000):科學故事課程設計之行動研究─以燃燒現象發展史為例。國立花蓮師範學院國小科學教育研究所碩士論文(未出版)。鄭淑妃(1999):國小自然科教師科學本質觀之詮釋性研究。國立花蓮師範學院國小科學教育研究所碩士論文(未出版)。魏明通(1997):科學教育。台北市:五南。
蘇懿生、黃台珠(1998):對科學的態度─一個有待研究的問題。科學教育月刊,215,2-13。
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