Making every science lesson count

By Stiofán McFadden2017-09-04T08:55:00

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Source: Crown House Publishing

Six principles to support great science teaching

‘What can I do to help my students become the scientists of the future?’ is the question posed on the back cover of this book, and it’s well-answered inside. Although only 118 pages long, it is packed with advice, tips and suggestions, many of which I will seek to implement in my own classroom.

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