The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Science education, Mathematics education, Pedagogy, Curriculum and Teacher education. His Science education study combines topics in areas such as Visualization and Chemistry. His work in the fields of Teaching method and Concept learning overlaps with other areas such as Typology.
His Curriculum research includes themes of Epistemology and Chemistry education. John K. Gilbert has included themes like Curriculum theory, Analogy and Scientific modelling in his Teacher education study. His Science, technology, society and environment education research incorporates themes from Social science education, Learning theory, Primary education, National Science Education Standards and Scientific misconceptions.
John K. Gilbert mostly deals with Science education, Mathematics education, Pedagogy, Engineering ethics and Chemistry. John K. Gilbert works in the field of Science education, focusing on Science, technology, society and environment education in particular. His Science, technology, society and environment education research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of National Science Education Standards, Comparative education, Social science education and Technology education.
His study on Teaching method, Science teachers, Teacher education and Science teaching is often connected to Context as part of broader study in Mathematics education. His research links Informal education with Pedagogy. John K. Gilbert mostly deals with Chemistry education in his studies of Chemistry.
John K. Gilbert mainly investigates Science education, Mathematics education, Engineering ethics, Pedagogy and Curriculum. His Science education study incorporates themes from Epistemology, Analogy, Argumentation theory and Experiential learning, Learning sciences. His Epistemology research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Variety and Informal education.
John K. Gilbert interconnects Science, technology and society and Competence in the investigation of issues within Mathematics education. His Lifelong learning, School climate and Scientific literacy study in the realm of Pedagogy connects with subjects such as Anecdotal evidence. His work in Curriculum tackles topics such as Applied mathematics which are related to areas like Conceptual change, Teaching and learning center and Concept learning.
John K. Gilbert mainly focuses on Mathematics education, Science education, Competence, Cognitive science and Science teachers. His Mathematics education research includes elements of Chemistry education, Chemistry and Public relations. The Science education study combines topics in areas such as Experiential learning, Analogy and Scientific practice.
His study in Competence is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Modalities, Visualization and Science teaching. His Science teachers research focuses on subjects like Applied mathematics, which are linked to Curriculum. The subject of his Curriculum research is within the realm of Pedagogy.
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Concepts, Misconceptions and Alternative Conceptions: Changing Perspectives in Science Education
John K. Gilbert;D. Michael Watts.
Studies in Science Education (1983)
Children's science and its consequences for teaching
John K. Gilbert;Roger J. Osborne;Peter J. Fensham.
Science Education (1982)
On the Nature of “Context” in Chemical Education
John K. Gilbert.
International Journal of Science Education (2006)
Teacher Development: A Model From Science Education
Beverley Bell;John Gilbert.
(1995)
Multiple Representations in Chemical Education
John K. Gilbert;David Treagust.
(2009)
Modelling, teachers' views on the nature of modelling, and implications for the education of modellers
Rosária S. Justi;John K. Gilbert.
International Journal of Science Education (2002)
Developing Models in Science Education
John K. Gilbert;Carolyn J. Boulter.
(2000)
Visualization in science education
John K. Gilbert.
(2005)
Models in explanations, Part 1 : Horses for courses?
John K. Gilbert;Carolyn Boulter;Margaret Rutherford.
International Journal of Science Education (1998)
Models and Modelling: Routes to More Authentic Science Education
John K. Gilbert.
International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education (2004)
Curtin University
Curtin University
University of Melbourne
University of Cambridge
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