Where next for the curriculum in the sciences?

By Mike Edmunds, Libby John, Gareth Price, Simon Rees

Issue 370 | Page 21 | Published Sep 2018

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An introduction to the work of the UK's three main professional bodies for science on developing curriculum frameworks.

Curriculum reform
curriculum planning

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