School Science Review (SSR)

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  Año 2015, Vol. 97, Número 358. Dedicado a: Practical work II

  • Science notes

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      Teaching Mendelian genetics with a virtual Drosophila laboratory

      Mustafa Çakir, Özgür Kivilcan Dogan

      págs. 10-15

      
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      Are chemicals good for you?

      Randal Henly

      págs. 15-16

      
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      What kind of oil are we running out of? What do young people think of when we talk about oil in the classroom?

      Phil Murphy

      pág. 16

      
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      The strange behaviour of carbon dioxide in latex balloons

      Alan Goodwin

      págs. 17-22

      
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      Do you have a smoke alarm?

      Randal Henly

      pág. 17

      
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      Using corrugated boards to introduce the concept of "turning effect of forces" to less academically inclined students

      Nazir Amir

      págs. 22-25

      

  • Practical work II

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      Theme Editorial: Practical "ork II

      Michael J. Reiss

      págs. 33-34

      
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      Rockets and dragsters: encouraging practical work through continuing professional development

      Gary Williams, Mariana Salgueiro, Eric Coombes

      • Resumen

      págs. 35-43

      
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      Research science in schools: an insight into the student experience in biomedical science and particle physics

      Dave Colthurst, Maddy Kent, Ruvimbo Mauchaza, Tharindi Senasinghe, Guy Sparkes, Filip Vasilijevic, Becky Parker, Ellerey Ireland, Saskia Jameson Bibb, Fleur Pomeroy, Anna Evans, Caitlin Cooke, Oleg Gorecan

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      págs. 44-51

      
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      Plants: an ideal living material for teaching science

      Dan Jenkins

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      págs. 52-56

      
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      Innovation in out-of-school science

      Justin Dillon

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      págs. 57-62

      
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      The role of practicals in science museums

      Kenny Webster

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      págs. 63-67

      
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      What can you learn about science in a natural history museum?

      Martin Lawrence, Abigail Tinkler

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      págs. 68-73

      
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      University museums: a space for inquiry

      Dean Veall

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      págs. 74-78

      
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      The oak processionary moth: from London parks into biology classrooms

      Melissa Glackin, Susan Leigh, Gillian Jonusas, Jo Mercer

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      págs. 79-84

      

  • Articles

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      The characteristics of homeostasis: a new perspective on teaching a fundamental principle in biology

      Sara Klein, Michal Zion

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      págs. 85-93

      
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      Key competences in a Halloween task

      Antonio Joaquín Franco Mariscal, Rosario Franco Mariscal

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      págs. 95-98

      
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      Purpose and structure of science qualifications for 16-year-olds in England: teachers' and employers' perspectives

      Frances Wilson, Simon Child, Sanjana Mehta, Steve Evans

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      págs. 99-106

      
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      Project 500: promoting science reading for pleasure

      Ruth Jarman

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      págs. 107-114

      
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      Use of solar energy: additional thoughts after a Greek experience

      Geoff Auty

      • Resumen

      págs. 115-119