How the difficulty teachers were experiencing in demonstrating the preparation of iron(II) sulfide to students was solved through action research.
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The Royal Society of Chemistry is developing a framework for a relevant and coherent chemistry curriculum for all students.
How a relevant and meaningful science curriculum was developed at a school for young people with autism spectrum disorders.
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It is commonly accepted that practical work is an essential part of studying science.
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Kate outlines PSfA resources and ideas designed to raise engagement in science for pupils with special educational needs.