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Where Motivation to Learn Science Breaks Down: Closing the Cycle in the Synoptic Transfer Framework
School science engages only a narrow band of students, and a science education that intends to reach more must ask not how strongly a subject motivates but where, in a student's relationship to it, motivation is made or broken. Drawing on the pedagogy of Science|Environment|Health, this study advanc
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