School Science Review (SSR)

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  Año 2013, Vol. 95, Número 351. Dedicado a: ASE's summer celebration conference

  • Science notes

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      The reaction between iron(ii) iodide and potassium dichromate(vi) in acidified aqueous solution

      Christopher Talbot

      págs. 13-14

      
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      Bromination of phenol

      Christopher Talbot

      págs. 15-16

      
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      A simple interactive introduction to teaching genetic engineering

      Paula Child

      págs. 16-18

      
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      The antlion project with school pupils in Zomba, Malawi

      Simon Young

      págs. 19-23

      
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      The Clubbers' Guide - STEM clubs "Advice Corner"

      Linda Scott

      págs. 24-27

      
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      Teaching health and safety through science

      ASE Health and Safety Group

      págs. 29-34

      

  • Theme editorial

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      ASE's Summer Celebration Conference, 27-28 June 2013

      Annette Smith

      págs. 35-36

      
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      The interviewer interviewed and other background to ASE's Summer Celebration Conference

      Annette Smith

      • Resumen

      págs. 37-39

      
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      If we could plan the next 10 years in science education...

      Warwick Mansell

      • Resumen

      págs. 40-41

      
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      Science - are we world class?

      Harriet Weaving, Gillian Whitehouse

      • Resumen

      págs. 42-44

      
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      "Amazing Planet - action-packed science"

      Elizabeth Devon, Peter Kennett, Chris King

      • Resumen

      págs. 45-49

      
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      Differentiated enquiry

      Tony Sherborne

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      págs. 50-51

      
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      Embedding assessment to improve learning

      Mary Whitehouse

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      págs. 52-56

      
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      How schools are using action research on practical work, new technologies and research and development to improve student outcomes

      Carol Davenport, Mary Rees, Ali Redmore, Matt Hamilton, David Struthers, Jules Gordon, Sarah Torrance, Julie Jordan

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      págs. 57-60

      
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      Outdoor learning and sustainability education

      Margaret Fleming, Richard Dawson

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      págs. 61-66

      
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      Supporting Scotland's STEM education and culture

      Stuart Farmer

      • Resumen

      págs. 67-68

      
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      Turning a programme of study into an engaging scheme of learning: whose job was it to bring he sparklers to the party?

      Ed Walsh

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      págs. 69-71

      
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      Teaching science with mobile technology

      Richard Needham

      • Resumen

      págs. 72-77

      
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      ASE's Summer Celebration Conference: the Editor's view

      Geoff Auty

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      págs. 78-83

      

  • Articles

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      Field studies for key stage 4 on mine water pollution: a university and museum collaboration

      Jeremy D. Hopwood, Stuart D. Berry, Jayne L. Ambrose

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      págs. 84-94

      
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      CHEMopera for chemistry education

      Yong Hee Chung

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      págs. 97-100

      
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      A short history of the discovery of isotopes (and some of their uses)

      Dave Scott

      • Resumen

      págs. 101-105

      
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      Engaging all students in the pursuit of STEM careers

      Remy Dou, Kenneth Jr. Gibbs

      • Resumen

      págs. 107-112

      
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      Response grids: practical ways to display large data sets with high visual impact

      Simon Gates

      • Resumen

      págs. 114-125

      
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      The Saggi and practical work

      Wayne Melville

      • Resumen

      págs. 126-130