School Science Review (SSR)

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  Año 2014, Vol. 96, Número 354. Dedicado a: Energy and Climate Change

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    Talk in the science classroom: Using verbal behaviour analysis as a tool for group discussion

    Lynne Bianchi, Josephine Booth

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    págs. 7-14

    

  • Theme Editorial

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      Energy and climate change

      Keith Ross

      págs. 15-16

      
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      Climate change: Evidence and causes

      Eric Wolff

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      págs. 17-23

      
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      Effective strategies for talking about climate change in the classroom

      K. C. Busch, Jonathan Osborne

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      págs. 25-32

      
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      Making sense of energy

      Richard Boohan

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      págs. 33-43

      
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      Teaching about energy: from everyday to scientific understandings

      Robin Millar

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      págs. 45-50

      
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      Energy in the new curriculum: an opportunity for change

      Charles Tracy

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      págs. 51-61

      
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      Ideas for a teaching sequence for the concept of energy

      Reinders Duit, Knut Neumann

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      págs. 63-66

      
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      Thermodynamics from car to kitchen

      Geoff Auty

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      págs. 67-73

      
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      Using "energy ideas" in the teaching of biology

      Richard Needham

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      págs. 74-77

      
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      Blowing in the wind: a review of wind power technology

      Frank Harris

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      págs. 78-84

      
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      The mighty atom? The development of nuclear power technology

      Frank Harris

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      págs. 85-93

      
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      Osmotic power: a fresh look at an old experiment

      Pam Dugdale

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      págs. 94-95

      
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      Biofuels: what are they and how can they improve practical work and discussions?

      Tristan MacLean

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      págs. 96-104

      
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      Exploring future energy choices with young people

      Ann McGarry

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      págs. 105-113

      
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      Heat mining or replenishable geothermal energy? A project for advanced level physics students

      Pam Dugdale

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      págs. 114-117

      
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      An alternative energy career project at The Warwick School, Redhill, Surrey

      Denise Balmer, Allan Hopkins

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      págs. 118-122

      
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      The Earth Science Education Unit's professional development workshop on "The carbon question - cycling, releasing, capturing" for teachers of key stages 3 and 4

      Chris King

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      págs. 123-129

      
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      Teaching energy as part of education for sustainability

      Maarten Tas, Frankie McKeon, Fiona Charnley, Margaret Fleming

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      págs. 130-137