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PhD studies: Sweden

Eva Nyberg
On the Continuity of Life. Teaching and learning about the life cycles of plants and animals – a case study in grade 5.

Contact: eva.nyberg@ped.gu.se

Lena Löfgren 2009
Everything has its processes one could say. A longitudinal study following students' ideas about transformations of matter from age 7 to 16
Contact: lena.lofgren@hkr.se

Eva Lundqvist, 2009
Manner of teaching, learning and socialisation. Analyses of teachers’ moves and students’ meaning making in science education.

Contact:eva.lundqvist@did.uu.se

Maria Åström, 2008
Defining Integrated Science Education and Putting It to Test

Contact: maria.astrom@edmeas.umu.se

Niklas Gericke 2009
Science versus School-science; Multiple models in genetics - The depiction of gene function in upper secondary textbooks and its influence on studnets’ understanding
Email: niklas.gericke@kau.se

Maria Andrée
The lived curriculum. A study of science classroom practices in lower secondary school.
Contact:maria.andree@lhs.se

Mattias Lundin
Students' participation in the realization of school science activities
Contact: mattias.lundin@hik.se

Ola Magntorn
Reading Nature – developing ecological literacy through teaching.
Contact: ola.magntorn@mna.hkr.se

Margareta Enghag:
Two dimensions of Student Ownership of Learning during Small-Group Work with Miniprojects and Context Rich Problems in Physics
Contact: margareta.enghag@mdh.se

Olle Eskilsson:
A longitudinal study on 10-12-year-olds´conceptions of the transformations of matter
Contact: olle.eskilsson@staff.hkr.se

Ann Zetterqvist:
Competence in didactics of evolutionary biology. An interview study with science/biology teachers.
Contact: ann.zetterqvist@ped.gu.se

Anders Berg:
Learning Chemistry at the University level: Student attitudes, motivation, and design of the learning environment
Contact: anders.berg@adm.umu.se

Michal Drechsler:
Textbooks’, teachers’, and students’ understanding of models used to explain acid-base reactions (licentiate thesis)
Contact: michal.drechsler@kau.se

Åsa Ryegård (2004):
Interaction Between Practical and Theoretical Knowledge
- A Study in Electronics Education at University Level

Contact: asa.ryegard@mdh.se

Christina Bergendahl:
Development of competence in biochemical experimental work: Assessment of complex learning at university level

Agneta Boström:
Chemistry students' narratives. The nuclear submarine that went down, the road of the chocolate bar towards the garbage station and the boiler deposits that looked like a sandwich. (Licentiate's dissertation)
Contact: agneta.bostrom@lhs.se

Britt Lindahl:
Pupils’ responses to school science and technology? A longitudinal study of pathways to upper secondary
Contact: britt.lindahl@mna.hkr.se

Margareta Ekborg:
Natural Science for Sustainable development?
A longitudinal study of how student teachers develop scientific conceptions and ability to discuss complex issues relevant for environmental education.

Correspondence:

Contact:Margareta.Ekborg@lut.mah.se

Else-Marie Staberg:
Different Worlds, Different Values. How girls and boys meet physics, chemistry and technology at the upper level of compulsory school: a thesis by Else-Marie Staberg (in Swedish with a nine page summary in English)
Correspondence:
Else-Marie Staberg
Norrtullsgatan 20
S-113 45 Stockholm
Tel: +46 8 315918
e-mail: else.staberg@telia.com

Kristian Ramstedt:
Electrical Girls and Mechanical Boys. On Group Differences in Tests - a Method Development and a Study of Differences Between Girls and Boys in National Tests in Physics: a thesis by Kristian Ramstedt (in Swedish, with a ten page summary in English)
Correspondence:
Kristian.Ramstedt
Högskolan i Kalmar
Institutionen för Pedagogik och Metodik
Box 905, SE 391 29 KALMAR
Tel +46 480 446764
Fax +46 480 4463 77
e-mail: Kristian.Ramstedt@ro.hik.se