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Článek vychází z myšlenky, že by výuka dějin věd mohla přispět ke zlepšení vědecké gramotnosti žáků. Protože učitelé přírodních věd nebývají příliš znalí dějin vědy, opírají se při jejich výuce ve velké míře o učebnice. Popisovaný výzkum se proto zaměřil na sledování historického obsahu v českých učebnicích, k čemuž využil nástroj ověřený na portugalských učebnicích fyziky. Analyzovány byly učebnice biologie určené vyššímu gymnáziu z produkce nakladatelství Scientia, Fortuna a Olomouc. Výzkum ukázal, že se učebnice používané v dnešní době značně liší prostorem věnovaným dějinám, nicméně většina jich zmiňuje historii pouze okrajově. Obvykle jde o whigovské pojetí dějin, které ne vždy přispívá k vytvoření adekvátního obrázku o vývoji vědy.Reference
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