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Direct linkWonyong Park; Insook Lim; Jinwoong Song – Cultural Studies of Science Education, 2024
Modern society is under increasing threats of natural and technological disasters, which involve complex interactions among science, technology and social structures. Although a scientific understanding of disasters is an immediate global issue, there is limited discussion about how disasters can relate to science education. To address this gap,…
Descriptors: Science Teachers, Science Education, Hazardous Materials, Natural Disasters
