Simple ways to increase students’ enthusiasm for science
’Science capital’ encapsulates all of a student’s science-related knowledge, attitudes, experiences and social contacts. It contributes to the disparity in students’ enthusiasm for STEM qualifications and is a key factor in whether they deem a STEM career to be ‘for them’. This article explores simple teaching ideas that can help boost students’ science capital.
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