Science education for diversity: theory and practice

By Silvija Markic2014-07-03T00:00:00

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Dealing with diversity

Nasser Mansour and Rupert Wegerif (eds)
2013 | 400pp | £90 (HB)
ISBN 9789400745629

In life, occasionally there are funny coincidences. About a week before I received the invitation to review this book, I had heard about it and was about to order a copy. I was particularly interested in the subtitle ‘theory and practice’ and the combination of the two topics in one volume.

From the beginning, I was very impressed.

Silvoja Markic reviews Science education for diversity: theory and practice

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