CHEMISTRY CONTENT KNOWLEDGE AND VERBAL ANALOGICAL REASONING AS POTENTIAL PREDICTORS OF TEACHERS’ QUALITY OF CHEMISTRY CONCEPT ANALOGIES
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CONTENT KNOWLEDGE, VERBAL ANALOGICAL REASONING, ANALOGIES, TEACHERSReferences
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