Richard Gunstone is affiliated with Monash University in Australia and focuses primarily on the fields of Social Sciences and Psychology, with a concentration on Education and Developmental and Educational Psychology. Their research spans topics related to Science Education and Pedagogy, Educational Strategies and Epistemologies, and Science Education and Perceptions. Additional interests include Diverse Educational Innovations Studies, Animal and Plant Science Education, and the Evaluation of Teaching Practices.
Their recent publications reveal active engagement in science education research. These papers include:
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Collaborations feature a range of coauthors, such as:
This body of work reflects a comprehensive engagement with science education research, focusing on both theoretical and practical aspects of teaching and learning in science contexts. Their contributions address how students understand science, instructional outcomes in physics, and reflections on influential figures in science education, underscoring a research agenda attentive to educational strategies and epistemic development within the field.
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Christina Hart;Pamela Mulhall;Amanda Berry;John Loughran
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John Loughran;Philippa Milroy;Amanda Berry;Richard Gunstone
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John R. Baird;Peter J. Fensham;Richard F. Gunstone;Richard T. White
Audrey B. Champagne;Leopold E. Klopfer;Richard F. Gunstone
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Jenni Case;Richard Francis Gunstone
Richard F. Gunstone;Monica Slattery;John R. Baird;Jeff R. Northfield
Leopold E. Klopfer;Audrey B. Champagne;Richard F. Gunstone
Amanda Kaye Berry;Pamela Joy Mulhall;Richard Francis Gunstone;Jeffrey John Loughran
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Richard Gunstone;Ian James Mitchell
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