一、中文文獻
丁信中、洪振方、楊芳瑩(民89):從地球科學理論形成過程的結構探討科學學習過程的模式。第十六屆科學教育學術研討會短篇論文彙編,1-8頁。
王美芬(民81):我國五、六年級學生有關月亮錯誤概念的診斷及補救教學策略的應用。台北市立師範學院學報,23期,357-380頁。
王美芬(民83):職前教師所具有的月亮錯誤概念診斷。台北市立師範學院學報,25期,465-482頁。
王美芬(民89):國小教師面對九年一貫「自然與生活科技」領域新課程因應策略。國教新知,46卷3期,31-36頁。王如哲(民88):教育行政研究的展望。教育學研究方法論文集,中正大學教育研究所主編,高雄市:麗文文化,99-124頁。
何大安(民85):語言與社會。通識教育季刊,3卷1期,109-115頁。李天命(民82):語理分析的思考方法。台北市:鵝湖。
李連珠譯 (民87):全語言的「全」,全在哪裡?(Goodman, K.原著,原作出版於1986)。台北市:信誼。
李維譯(民89):思維與語言(Vygotsky, L. S.原著,原作出版於1961)。台北市:昭明。
李暉(民89):科學話語與科學概念的學習:以國中生理化課學習為例。國立彰化師範大學科學教育研究所博士論文。未出版。余民寧(民88):有意義的學習-概念構圖之研究。台北市:商鼎文化。
吳知賢(民85):電視與兒童的語言發展,教學科技與媒體,30期,24-32頁。吳璧純(民86):國小低年級學童如何看待他們所處的世界?科學教育研究與發展季刊,9期,4-17頁。邱美虹、陳英嫻(民84):月相盈虧之概念改變。師大學報,40期,509-548頁。邱弘毅(民87):職前及在職國民小學教師的天氣概念及其相關迷思概念之研究。國立台中師範學院國民教育研究所碩士論文,未出版。
林秀鳳(民85):國小學童地球運動概念之研究。國立屏東師範學院國民教育研究所碩士論文,未出版。林清山譯(民87):教育心理學─認知取向(Mayer, R. E.原著,原作出版於1987)。台北市:遠流。
林淑芳、郭重吉、陳錦章(民89):台灣中區高二學生力學迷思概念之研究。第十六屆科學教育學術研討會短篇論文彙編,373-382頁。
周進洋、詹耀宗(民88):對話與溝通─一位國中理化教師的個案研究。第十五屆科學教育學術研討會,未出版。
施頂清(民89):維果斯基(Vygotsky)認知發展論在教學上之應用。教師之友,41卷1期,9-13頁。施惠(民83):國小教師在職研習探究式教學活動設計之研究─月球運動的探究過程。第十屆科學教育學術研討會論文彙編,775-799頁。
施惠(民86):自然科師資培育教材教法研究─天文篇。台北市:五南。
俞建章、葉舒憲(民79):符號:語言與藝術。台北市:久大文化。
洪蘭(民88):科學資優生語文能力研究的規劃與推動。科學發展月刊,27卷9期, 1066-1073頁。洪蘭譯(民87):語言本能。(Pinker, H.原著,原作出版於1994)。台北市:商業周刊。
姜滿(民82):國小學童地球科學概念之理解。臺南師院學報,26期,193-219頁。
姜滿、謝秀月(民83):國小學童對地球形狀及地心引力之另有概念研究。第十屆科學教育學術研究會論文彙編,415-432頁。
姜滿(民86):國小學童地球科學運動之想法與改變歷程。臺南師院學報,30期, 217-243頁。席家玉(民89):國小六年級學童氧化還原概念-「生鏽」之研究。第十六屆科學教育學術研討會短篇論文彙編,395-401頁。
國立編譯館(民90):自然科學─第十二冊(六下),台北市:國立編譯館,54-61頁。
張世忠(民87):社會建構與科學概念。教育資料與研究,24期,30-36頁。張景智譯(民81):索緒爾。台北市:桂冠。
張筱莉(民88):生活用語對科學學習的影響。國立師範大學生物系碩士論文,未出版。張賴妙理、鄭湧涇(民89):運用診斷測驗探究國一學生對光合作用的另有概念。第十六屆科學教育學術研討會短篇論文彙編,403-409頁。
張馨文、蘇育任(民89):師院學生有關電化學的心智模式與迷思概念研究。第十六屆科學教育學術研討會短篇論文彙編,411-417頁。
陳金香、游淑媚(民89):利用小組討論探究國小學童「植物養分」概念之建構。第十六屆科學教育學術研討會短篇論文彙編,625-632頁。
陳柏棻、王國華、黃世傑(民83):職前生物教師科學知識之探討-對動物分類的另有概念。第十屆科學教育學術研討會論文彙編,469-488頁。陳敏健、蘇育任(民89):以批判對話分析法探討國小自然科教學中師生的語文行為、立場和知識。第十六屆科學教育學術研討會短篇論文彙編,119-125頁。
許民陽(民85):國小學童對天氣變化概念發展之研究,台北市立師範學院學報,27期,133-157頁。
許民陽(民86):國小學童對天氣變化概念發展研究(2),台北市立師範學院學報,28期,57-83頁。
馮志偉(民86):現代術語學。台北市:農資中心。
程樹德、傅大為、王道還和錢永祥譯(民88):科學革命的結構(Kuhn, T. S.原著,原作出版於1962)。台北市:遠流。
黃政傑(民85):質的教育研究:方法與實例。台北市:漢文書店。
黃達三(民82):國小學生動物、植物概念發展及另有概念研究。八十二學年度師範學院教育學術論文發表會論文集,287-310頁。
黃萬居(民85):國小教師對酸鹼的迷思概念之研究。台北市立師範學院學報,105-132頁。
楊士毅(民79):邏輯與人生-語言與謬誤。台北市:書林。
楊深坑(民88):世紀之交教育研究的回顧與前瞻。教育學研究方法論文集,中正大學教育研究所主編,高雄市:麗文文化,1-14頁。
詹宏志(民88):E時代。台北市:巨思文化。
靳知勤(民89):國小三年級學童之恐龍概念-三所國小的比較。第十六屆科學教育學術研討會短篇論文彙編,477-482頁。
趙雲(民77):兒童的語言世界。台北市:財團法人洪健全教育文化基金會。
熊同鑫(民87):語言在自然科教室的角色:兒童對話分析。第十四屆科學教育學術研討會論文彙編,107-113頁。
劉國權、黃萬居(民89):STS及科學寫作活動對學童科學概念及科學相關態度之影響研究。第十六屆科學教育學術研討會短篇論文彙編,161-168頁。
劉伍貞(民85):國小學生月相概念學習之研究,國立屏東師範學院國民教育研究所碩士論文,未出版。賴美杏、黃台珠(民89):「問題」在小組討論中如何促進生物概念的學習。第十六屆科學教育學術研討會短篇論文彙編,507-517頁。
鄭昭明(民82):認知心理學。台北市:桂冠圖書。
蔣佳玲、郭重吉(民88):「同」儕科學討論中的「不同」---小組討論之論述分析。第十五屆科學教育學術研討會。未出版。
謝秀月(民83):地球是圓的嗎?-小朋友的地球形狀觀。國教之友,47卷2期,45-46頁。
歐陽鍾仁(民85):科學教育概論。台北市:五南。
魏明通(民86):科學教育。台北市:五南。
顏婉幸(民89):國小中年級學生學校科學概念與日常生活聯結之研究,彰化師範大學科學教育研究所碩士論文,未出版。蘇育任(民82):「兒童的科學」研究之沿革與其對國小自然科教學之啟示。初等教育研究集刊,1期,91-104頁。
蘇育任(民89):自然科教師因應九年一貫課程所需之基本能力。國教輔導,40卷1期,2-9頁。二、英文文獻
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