This article analyses quantitative data from an online survey of 96 teachers using the TAPS pyramid to show that changes in assessment practice var
This article considers a range of strategies that help to support the teaching of working scientifically within schools and lead to effective asses
This article explores how a sound sensor can be used in an urban primary school setting to investigate polluted and non-polluted environments.
A continuation of exploration of thinking skills and why thinking out loud is a good place to start.
John Crossland explores the misuse of Bloom's Taxonomy.
Even though the last decade has seen a step change in efforts to bring together education and neuroscience research, the dialogue is still in its i
This paper studies student teachers' perceptions about what science teaching is being carried out in classrooms of children aged 3-5 years.
Appeals for better software to enable technology-enhanced assessment in science.
Kate outlines PSfA resources and ideas designed to raise engagement in science for pupils with special educational needs.
Kerry-Anne Barber looks at the Focused Assessments in action and her experience of them being translated into practice.
The question of whether we should be debating science and religion in primary schools.