1	Introduction of Nature Of Science
2	The History of Science in Education. History of Science and Scientific Literacy in the Curriculum
3	The aims of the use of History of Science as a teaching method
4	Using History of science in education: Documentaries. The view of the history of biology
5	Development of Scientific Knowledge. the difference between science and philosophy
6	Popper and the logic of falsification. Science and Pseudo-science
7	Kuhn and The Structure of Scientific revolution
8	the paradigm shift from Galileo to Einstein. the view of the history of physics
9	Deductive & Inductive. Scientific Methods in History of science
10	Scientific Society and Science- Society ıntruction.
11	Women Scientist in History of Science.
12	Using a history of science in education: the method of Creative Writting
13	Using History of science in education: Historical Experiments
14	Using History of science in education: history of science at the museum

1-What Is This Thing Called Science?. Chalmers, A.F. - Hackett Publishing Company, Fourth edition, 2013
2-The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. Kuhn, T.S. - University of Chicago Press; 3rd edition. 1996
3-The Story of Western Science: From the Writings of Aristotle to the Big Bang Theory, Susan Wise Bauer, W. W. Norton & Company; 1 edition, 2015
5- Mosley, M., & Lynch, J. (2010). The story of science: Power, proof and passion. Mitchell Beazley. (documentary)