Practical advice for practical work

By Vikki Cantrill2017-10-11T12:05:00

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A recent study details what is needed for world-class practical experiences for schools. We look into the priority recommendations.

Vikki Cantrill discusses John Holman’s September 2017 report for the Gatsby Foundation into what good practical science looks like, and highlights three out of ten recommendations as particularly important

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