Titlebook: Evolution Education Around the Globe; Hasan Deniz,Lisa A. Borgerding Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Natu

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Controversial Before Entering My Classroom: Exploring Pre-service Teacher Experiences with Evolutionlarization is the absence of accurate and meaningful instruction on evolution. The divide is especially pronounced in regions such as “The South”—Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Tennessee—where cultural underpinnings strongly align against scie

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Case Studies in Teaching Evolution in the Southwestern U.S.: The Intersection of Dilemmas in Practicte recent science education reform documents citing evolution as a core concept to be taught in grades K-12 in the U.S., research shows problems with how it is currently taught. Evolution is often avoided, teachers minimize its importance within biology, infuse misconceptions, and/or interject non-s

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Evolution Education in Mexico, Considering Cultural Diversityidering the enormous challenge related with these diversity, specially the presence of indigenous groups, which speak more than 365 varieties of 65 languages. To exemplify this challenge the comparison of two regions in Mexico are presented: Monterrey city, in the Northwestern state of Nuevo Leon, c

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Evolution Education and the Rise of the Creationist Movement in Brazilricula (high school biology textbooks), and publicly available resources (media reports, organizational websites, previous studies, etc.) to ascertain the characterization of evolution education and the rise of the creationist movement in Brazil. Additionally, we provide a historical account of how

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Evolution Education in England within secondary school biology (for 11–18 year-olds) and was also often considered within religious education lessons in the context of the relationship between science and religion. However, the rise of creationism in England has contributed to change this. Evolution is now increasingly seen in E

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Teaching Evolution in Greeceining and professional development of teachers; the educational policies that determine the content of teaching, of textbooks, and of the exams that provide enrolment to university studies; the interests, the choices, the social environment, and the priorities of students. Whereas there is research

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Evolution Education in France: Evolution Is Widely Taught and Acceptedus during the 20th Century until today. That probably explains the very good acceptance of evolution by French people compared to other countries: 80% of French adults accepted evolution. In the beginning of this 21st Century, some anti-evolution movements were attempted in France. In the name of se

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