Skip to content

Legitimation Code Theory

  • Theory
    • Introducing LCT
    • Specialization
    • Semantics
    • Autonomy
    • Working with LCT
    • LCT and SFL
  • Community
    • LCT centres
    • Events
    • Find a group
    • Find a supervisor
    • Social media
    • Animals of LCT
  • Publications
    • Database
    • LCT book series
    • Occasional Papers
  • Practice & Impact
    • LCT in action – blogs
    • Semantic waves

Tag: biology

de Bie, G. & McKenna, S. (2022). Interdisciplinarity requires careful stewardship of powerful knowledge, in Blackie, M. A. L., Maton, K. Adendorff, H. & Mouton, M. (eds) Enhancing Science Education. Routledge (pp. 129–147).

Continue Reading
Share Now

Mouton, M., Rootman-le Grange, I. & Uys, B. (2022) Advancing students’ scientific discourse through collaborative pedagogy, in Blackie, M. A. L., Maton, K. Adendorff, H. & Mouton, M. (eds) Enhancing Science Education. Routledge (pp. 148–168).

Continue Reading
Share Now

Mouton, M. (2021) Harnessing the Beast – COVID-19: Integrative Knowledge-Building with LCT Autonomy, Eurasian Journal of Science and Environmental Education, 1 (1): 27–42.

Continue Reading
Share Now

Mouton, M. (2019) A case for project based learning to enact semantic waves: towards cumulative knowledge building, Journal of Biological Education, DOI: 10.1080/00219266.2019.1585379

Continue Reading
Share Now

Mouton, M. & Archer, E. (2019) Legitimation code theory to facilitate transition from high school to first-year biology, Journal of Biological Education, 53(1): 2–20.

Continue Reading
Share Now

de Bie, G. (PhD, 2018) Disciplinary Knowledge Structures in a Human Biology Curriculum and the Possible Implications for Cumulative Learning: An analysis using Legitimation Code Theory, Rhodes University, South Africa.

de Bie, G. (PhD, 2018) Disciplinary Knowledge Structures in a Human Biology Curriculum and the Possible Implications for Cumulative Learning: An analysis using Legitimation Code Theory, Rhodes University, South Africa.
Continue Reading
Share Now

Macnaught, L., Maton, K., Martin, J.R. & Matruglio, E. (2013) Jointly constructing semantic waves: Implications for teacher training, Linguistics and Education, 24(1): 50–63.

Continue Reading
Share Now

Antia, B.A. & Kamai, R.A. (2017) Writing biology, assessing biology: The nature and effects of variation in terminology, Terminology. International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Issues in Specialized Communication, 22(2): 201–222.

Continue Reading
Share Now

Kelly-Laubscher, R.F & Luckett, K. (2016) Differences in curriculum structure between high school and university Biology: The implications for epistemological access, Journal of Biological Education, 50(4): 425–441.

Continue Reading
Share Now
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Youtube

Powered By WordPress | Blog Zilla