All the contributors to this volume have produced texts that contribute to the effort of overcoming the extant divide between sociological and psychological approaches to science education research and practice. From very different positions-gender, culture, race-they provide valuable insights to reuniting approaches in both theory and method in the field. As an ensemble, the contributions constitute a rich menu of ideas from which new forms of science education can emerge.
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"Re/Structuring Science Education is a book based on an interactive assembly, the 2008 Springer Forum, which was held in New York ... . Some of the approaches to research on science education discussed, for example in relation to gender issues and to teaching science in 'urban classrooms', are quite innovative and well worth consideration. Those researchers who are particularly interested in the comparison of theoretical perspectives, research paradigms and approaches will also find much on such matters here." (Neil Mercer, Studies in Science Education, February, 2014)