It's still science but not like normal science': girls' responses to the teaching of socio-scientific issues

By Helen Morris

Issue 355 | Page 105 | Published Dec 2014

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How do girls respond to the inclusion of the issues of climate change, prenatal genetic tests or nuclear power in science lessons?

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