Inclusive lockdown science

By Sarah Bearchell

Issue 163 | Page 5 | Published Jun 2020

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Sarah considers how children with SEND can be supported with learning science at home and shows some of what goes into the creation of 'home-schooling' materials.

Home learning
Coronavirus
SEND

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