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Jerry J. Batzel,Mostafa Bachar,Franz Kappelor education approach provides opportunities for students to develop and enact the identified capabilities. This innovative approach to teaching science may provide a loose framework for consideration in other contexts by teachers and theorists who are concerned with the well-being of students.

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