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From Science of Reform to the Reform of Social Science: The Methodenstreit
2003Abstract This chapter investigates how the historical economists' commitment to social reform led to the famous Metodenstreit (dispute over methods) between Schmoller and the Austrian economist Carl Menger. It traces and evaluates their relationship from the early 1870s, placing this dispute within the context of academic ...
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The Evolution of Science: Reformation and Counter-Reformation
Diogenes, 1975The remarks which follow deal with the ideas which I developed in more detail in my book: between Experience and Metaphysics. They are inspired principally by the vigorous polemic aroused by the publication several years ago of a work which caused a great uproar in epistemological circles; I ...
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Reform of Science Education: A Curriculum
2003The paper proposes a revision in the way science is taught in high schools, in order to emphasize the hierarchial connections between the core disciplines of biology, chemistry and physics. The proposal is that physics be learned first even though the mathematical preparation of many students is at the level of beginning algebra.
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1993
The exceptionally diverse environments for education in the U.S. make it a highly situational phenomenon, with little expectation that what works in one setting is precisely applicable elsewhere. Nonetheless, it is reasonable that busy faculty will examine whether successful approaches in use elsewhere may be adaptable to their conditions and welcome ...
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The exceptionally diverse environments for education in the U.S. make it a highly situational phenomenon, with little expectation that what works in one setting is precisely applicable elsewhere. Nonetheless, it is reasonable that busy faculty will examine whether successful approaches in use elsewhere may be adaptable to their conditions and welcome ...
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Poverty & Public Policy, 2018
Political science is in decline because it has become too focused on methodological precision, has lost contact with public policy, and recruits only among academics. To become more vital and relevant, it must use a wider range of methods, recover a voice on policy issues, and expect much more government experience from its recruits.
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Political science is in decline because it has become too focused on methodological precision, has lost contact with public policy, and recruits only among academics. To become more vital and relevant, it must use a wider range of methods, recover a voice on policy issues, and expect much more government experience from its recruits.
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Science, 1998
In their important suggestions for the reform of science education (“Coherence in science education,” Policy Forum, Science 's Compass, 10 July, p. [178][1]), Marjorie G. Bardeen and Leon M.
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In their important suggestions for the reform of science education (“Coherence in science education,” Policy Forum, Science 's Compass, 10 July, p. [178][1]), Marjorie G. Bardeen and Leon M.
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Science, society, and the Reformation
Journal of Chemical Education, 1982Religious thought may illuminate certain issues in science just as scientific thought has illuminated certain ideas in religion.
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China’s Research Evaluation Reform: What are the Consequences for Global Science?
Minerva, 2022Fei Shu, Vincent Larivière
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