Liam Guilfoyle

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University of Oxford

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Exploring the Influence of Personal Epistemologies on Pre-Service Science Teachers’ Perceptions of Education Studies

Open Date: 2016-10-01

Close Date: 2018-10-01

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Nigel Fancourt

University of Oxford

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Alison Cullinane

University of Oxford

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Olga Ioannidou

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University College Dublin – National University of Ireland, Dublin

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Debra McGregor

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Oxford Brookes University

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Wonyong Park

University of Southampton

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Sarah Frodsham

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University of Oxford

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Liam Guilfoyle

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Fostering student climate agency and future literacy: a case study of scenario-based teaching

The role of research experiences in developing pre-service teachers’ epistemic beliefs

Students’ argumentation in the contexts of science, religious education, and interdisciplinary science-religious education scenarios

Transforming a doctoral summer school to an online experience: A response to the COVID‐19 pandemic

Interdisciplinary perspective-taking within argumentation: students’ strategies across science and religious education

Secondary teachers’ instructional practices on argumentation in the context of science and religious education

Argumentation in religious education in England: an analysis of locally agreed syllabuses

Recalibrating the evolution versus creationism debate for student learning: towards students’ evaluation of evidence in an argumentation task

An investigation into secondary teachers’ views of argumentation in science and religious education

The "tipping point" for educational research: The role of pre-service science teachers’ epistemic beliefs in evaluating the professional utility of educational research

Collaborators (7)

Nigel Fancourt

Alison Cullinane

Olga Ioannidou

Debra McGregor

Wonyong Park

Sarah Frodsham

Sibel Erduran

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