There is a broad consensus among researchers on the need to design, implement, and evaluate training strategies
in which prospective teachers learn to question their approaches towards fundamental curriculum issues (what to
teach and why, what to do with the ideas that pupils have, which tasks to start on in the classroom, how to track the
evolution of pupils' learning, etc.). These actions should initiate solidly founded changes in our students' vision of
science education, leading to a didactic knowledge base that is coherent with school inquiry-based approaches
(Abell, 2007).