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CHEMISTRY EDUCATION: RESEARCH AND PRACTICE 2003, Vol. 4, No. 1*, pp. 1-2	CONTENTS

CONTENTS

Title and author(s)	Pages

EDITORIAL
Globalisation in chemistry education research and practice G. Tsaparlis	3-10

INTERVIEW
An Interview with Hans-Juergen Schmidt L. Cardellini	11-17

THE PRACTICE OF CHEMISTRY EDUCATION: PAPER
Basic chemical concepts P.G. Nelson	19-24

THE PRACTICE OF CHEMISTRY EDUCATION: REPORT
Analysis of Turkish high school chemistry examination questions according to Bloom's taxonomy S. Karamustafaoglu, S. Sevim, O. Karamustafaoglu, & S. Cepni	25-30


SPECIAL SECTION: PAPERS* FROM THE 6^TH ECRICE/2^ND ECCE*^&

RESEARCH REPORTS
Chemical phenomena, chemical reactions: Do students make the connection? G. Tsaparlis	31-43
An investigation of Irish students' attitudes to chemistry: The promotion of chemistry in schools project. E. Regan & P.E. Childs	45-53
THE PRACTICE OF CHEMISTRY EDUCATION: PAPERS
Teaching photography: Interplay between chemical kinetics and visual art. D. Stamovlasis	55-66
THE PRACTICE OF CHEMISTRY EDUCATION: REPORTS
Integrating learning and assessment in laboratory work. C. Hunter, R. McCosh, & H. Wilkins	67-75
Towards designing and producing multiple-language multimedia courseware. D. Cabrol-Brass, J.-P. Rabine, O.M. Jevons, & A.J. Rest	77-82
THE PRACTICE OF CHEMISTRY EDUCATION: REPORT / POSITION PAPER
Rethinking the education of chemists - The odyssey is over, time for action! R.G. Wallace	83-96
** These papers have undergone peer review, but not anonymously.


NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS	97-100

* Actual publication date: 18 February 2003

^& A NOTE ABOUT SUBMISSIONS FROM 6th ECRICE/2nd ECCE

This issue contains again a Special Section with papers from 6th ECRICE/2nd ECCE (that took place in September 2001, in the University of Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal). The Section contains six peer-reviewed papers. (Three papers appeared in the previous issue.)

We remind our readers that a total of 23 manuscripts (from 6th ECRICE/2nd ECCE) were received, from which 5 were returned without review, 1 to be resubmitted in revised form, and 4 as unsuitable for the Journal. One manuscript was rejected after review, and 2 were withdrawn by their authors after reviews that requested revision. Finally, there remain 6 manuscripts that are under revision after review. Papers that may be accepted will be published in forthcoming issues.

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