Teaching science to students with special educational needs

By Rob Butler

Issue 369 | Page 35 | Published Jun 2018

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An introduction to the most common specific learning difficulties encountered in the secondary classroom, as well as strategies that can be used to bring about learning, engagement and student retention.

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