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How far has science education come since the Warnock Report? What educational research tells us
Jane Essex
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How to revise science using neuroscience: Applications to online learning
Flávia Schechtman-Belham, Stephen Wilks, Mimi Elvidge
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Edward Azurdia, Matthew O’Hare, William Reay, Daniel Walker
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Using internet and social media designs to contextualise science inquiry learning
Fiona Affeldt, Ingo Eilks
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Raising attainment in post-compulsory physics through collaborative problem solving
Ronald Mazorodze, Michael J. Reiss
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What kind of laboratory is a school science laboratory?: An ‘inquiry’ sceptic’s view
Barend Vlaardingerbroek
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Knowing is only the first step: strategies to support the development of scientific understanding
Richard Brock
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