Enhancing learning with effective practical science 11-16

By Bill Wilkinson2017-04-18T06:05:00

More effective practical work

In the UK, practical coursework has recently been scrapped in school qualifications and replaced by a compulsory participation model. The merits (or not) of these changes has been much debated. Regardless of where you stand in the debate, it has been useful for educators to reconsider the outcomes of practical work in their classroom laboratories, and as such this book is both timely and useful.

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