In it together: the primary science pedagogy dichotomy (Rogers and Hoath)

By Ben Rogers, Leigh Hoath

Issue 170 | Page 24 | Published Nov 2021

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Ben Rogers and Leigh Hoath consider the extremes of enquiry and direct instruction with a view to providing high-quality science for primary pupils.

Enquiry-based learning
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