How do you feel about working in science education?

By Lisa Clatworthy2024-02-29T05:00:00

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Tell us what it’s like by taking part in the Science teaching survey, and we can improve our support for you

Editing a magazine is about giving readers not just what they know they want and need, but also what they don’t realise they want or need until they see it. Which is why, at EiC, we spend a lot of time listening to our readers. Your insights really matter to us. So please join our annual Science Teaching Survey to shape the future of science education and contribute to meaningful initiatives. Read this article to discover how to join the conversation today.

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