Title
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Issue
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Pages
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EDITORIAL
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Theories
in science education at the threshold of the third millennium
G. Tsaparlis
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1
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1-4
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INVITED CONTRIBUTIONS
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Whither
chemical education? A personal view
S.F.A. Kettle
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1
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5-8
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Alternative
assessment as (critical) means of facilitating HOCS-promoting teaching
and learning in chemistry education
U. Zoller
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1
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9-17
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Invited Theme Issue
STRUCTURAL CONCEPTS: CONTRIBUTIONS FROM SCIENCE, SCIENCE EDUCATION,
HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
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Preface:
Molecules and atoms at the centre stage
G. Tsaparlis
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2
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57-65
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Modified
Lewis theory. Part 1. Polar covalent bonds and hypervalency
P.G. Nelson
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2
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67-72
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Teaching
the VSEPR model and electron densities
R.J. Gillespie and C.F. Matta
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2
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73-90
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Natural
bond orbitals and extensions of localized bonding concepts
F. Weinhold & C.R. Landis
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2
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91-104
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Structure
in inorganic chemistry
S.F.A. Kettle
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2
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105-107
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Teaching
the structural nature of biological molecules: Molecular visualization
in the classroom and in the hands of students
D.R. Canning & R. Cox
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2
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109-122
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Building
the structural concepts of chemistry: Some considerations from educational
research
K.S. Taber
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2
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123-158
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Do
we have to introduce history and philosophy of science or is it
already 'inside' chemistry?
M. Niaz & M. A. Rodriguez
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2
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159-164
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The
new philosophy of chemistry and its relevance to chemical education
E. Scerri
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2
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165-170
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Special Section on STRUCTURAL CONCEPTS
(A complement to the Theme Issue, Vol. 2, No. 2)
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INVITED CONTRIBUTION
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Modified
Lewis theory: Part 2, Coordinate and nonintegral bonds
P.G. Nelson
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3
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179-182
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REVIEWED PAPERS
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Helping
students to make inferences about the atomic realm by delaying the
presentation of atomic structure
R. Toomey, E. dePierro, & F. Garafalo
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3
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183-202
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Towards
a meaningful introduction to the Schroedinger equation through historical
and heuristic approaches
G. Tsaparlis
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3
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203-213
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REVIEW OF RESEARCH
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Alternative
assessment as (critical) means of facilitating HOCS-promoting teaching
and learning in chemistry education
U. Zoller
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1
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9-17
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Building
the structural concepts of chemistry: Some considerations from educational
research
K.S. Taber
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2
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123-158
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Using
constructivism to inform tertiary chemistry pedagogy
R.K. Coll & T.G.N. Taylor
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3
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215-226
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RESEARCH REPORTS
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A
language problem revisited
A.H. Johnstone & D. Selepeng
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1
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19-29
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Water
and air pollution: Primary students’ conceptions about “itineraries”
and interactions of substances
H. Stavridou & D. Marinopoulos
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1
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31-41
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Structural
chemistry and spatial ability in different cultures
H.-D. Barke & E. Temechegn
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3
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227-239
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Physical-science
knowledge and patterns of achievement at the primary-secondary interface:
Part 1. General student population
C. Kampourakis, K. Georgousi, & G. Tsaparlis
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3
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241-252
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Physical-science
knowledge and patterns of achievement at the primary-secondary interface:
Part 2. Able and top-achieving students
K. Georgousi, C. Kampourakis, & G. Tsaparlis
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3
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253-263
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Spanish
prospective teachers’ initial ideas about teaching chemical change
R. Martin Del Pozo & R. Porlan Ariza
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3
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265-283
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The
predicting role of cognitive variables in problem solving in mole
concept
K-W. L. Lee , W.-U. Tang, N.-K. Goh, & L.-S. Chia
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3
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285-301
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THE PRACTICE OF CHEMISTRY EDUCATION: PAPERS
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Constructing
chemical concepts in the classroom?: Using research to inform practice
K.S. Taber
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1
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43-51
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Changes
of extent of reaction in open chemical equilibria
J. J. Solaz & J. Quilez
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3
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303-312
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Fixed-response
questions with a difference
A.H. Johnstone & A. Ambusaidi
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3
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313-327
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THE PRACTICE OF CHEMISTRY EDUCATION: NOTES
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Simple
demonstrations of the energy exchange between system and its surroundings
D. Sisovic & N. Sisovic
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3
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329-332
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POSITION PAPER
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Whither
chemical education? A personal view
S.F.A. Kettle
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1
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5-8
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NEWS
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS |
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LETTERS
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2
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171-172
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REVIEWERS, VOLUME 2, 2001
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3
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337
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CONTENTS, VOLUME 2, 2001
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3
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338-340
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AUTHOR INDEX, VOLUME 2, 2001
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3
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341-343
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SUBJECT INDEX, VOLUME 2, 2001
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3
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344-345
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