Other countries' curricula – and what you learn when you look around! (Shakespeare)

By David Shakespeare

Issue 90 | Page 16 | Published Nov 2021

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David's article focuses on science curricula.  He has compared a large number of international science curricula, focusing on language, ideas about progression and the way in which substantive and disciplinary knowledge is handled.

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