in the Journal of Science Teacher Education, Journal of College Science Teaching, and the Journal of Elementary Science Education. Julie Gess-Newsome is a professor of science education at Northern Arizona University. Prior to receiving her PhD from Oregon State University in 1992, she taught high school biology and general science for eight years. Her research [Book Review]

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