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Rethinking Scientific Literacy
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Wolff-Michael Roth
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Angela Calabrese Barton
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May 1 2004
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Book chapters
SCIENCE AS COLLECTIVE PRAXIS, LITERACY, POWER, AND STRUGGLE FOR A BETTER WORLD
MARGIN AND CENTER
POLITICS, POWER, AND SCIENCE IN INNER-CITY COMMUNITIES
SCIENCE EDUCATION AS AND FOR CITIZEN SCIENCE
CONSTRUCTING SCIENTIFIC DIS/ABILITY
DANGEROUS TEACHING
SCIENTIFIC LITERACY AS EMERGENT FEATURE OF COLLECTIVE PRAXIS
SCIENTIFIC LITERACY, HEGEMONY, AND STRUGGLE
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