Science at school: a sliding doors moment in the story of school education

By Berry Billingsley, Nicola Robinson, Robert Campbell, Stephen Thompson

Issue 378 | Page 29 | Published Sep 2020

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Scientific enquiry and laboratory work are likely to be particularly challenging this year. Is it worth finding ways to do practical work and if so why? What are the benefits?

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