'I have been doing some science at home': children's relationship with science

By Zoe Crompton

Issue 18 | Page 56 | Published Jan 2020

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The purpose of the author's research is to gain, from a sociocultural perspective, a greater understanding of science interests as part of children's fluid and constantly forming identities.

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PSEC 2019

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Sociocultural

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