Science Education

The division of Science Education is involved in research on science education at all levels of the educational system as well as in society at large.

Of central importance is research on curriculum and classroom interactions. Analyses are used to model interactions conceptually in ways that can support teachers' decisions regarding content and methods. Research spans from studies of education for sustainable development in preschool and public education at museums to studies of teacher change, selective traditions in school, and science learning in multilingual school settings.

Teaching Sabbatical at the Chinese University of Hong Kong

Jesús Piqueras, Senior Lecturer at MND, spend the Autumn Term 2018 teaching Science Education at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Zeynep Ünsal, winner of the Research Worth Reading award 2018

Every year, the Publications Advisory Committee for National Association of Research in Science Teaching (NARST) selects three articles as the winners of the Research Worth Reading award: These articles are part of the National Science Teachers Association’s (NSTA) initiative to identify "Research Worth Reading" for its teacher audience and have been selected because of their potential to inform science teaching.

Grant for project on industrial initiatives in science and technology education

The project “Industrial initiatives in school – opportunities and challenges for science and technology education” has received a grant from the Swedish Research Council .

Network grant: Comparative Didactics and Professional Development for Teachers

The project Comparative Didactics and Professional Development for Teachers has received a grant of 1 172 160 SEK for a three-year period from the Swedish Research Council.