“…A "Research Examination Form" has been developed to evaluate articles related to the context-based learning approach in science education within the study context, and this form has been used as a data collection tool. While developing research examination form, studies previously executed by descriptive content analysis in the literature have been investigated (Akkuş, Sarı & Uner, 2012;Chang, Chang & Tseng, 2010;Keklik, 2011;Kızılaslan, Sözbilir & Yaşar, 2012;Selçuk, Palancı, Kandemir & Dündar, 2014) and features that should be present in a scientific article have been examined (Büyüköztürk et al, 2014;Cohen, Manion & Morrison, 2007;Çepni, 2012;Fraenkel, Wallen & Hyun, 2012). In line with examinations made, there are nine chapters as the masthead, year, purpose, study area, approach/method, sample group, sample size, data collection tools, and data analysis techniques.…”