How do you develop research-informed practice?

By Christine Harrison, Alastair Gittner

Issue 8 | Page 4 | Published Dec 2019

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Reflective science teachers are increasingly turning to research evidence to inform their practice. In this article, the ASE Research Group has reviewed ideas in the recent EEF report and suggests guidance for implementation.

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Research-informed practice

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