The US Next Generation Science Standards: what are they and what do they offer?

By Jonathan Osborne

Issue 370 | Page 53 | Published Sep 2018

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How are the new science standards adopted in the USA in 2014 for ages 5-18 innovative, and do they have implications for science teaching and learning in the UK?

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