Over 20 years ago, Rosalind Driver published three key texts that provided rich and informative descriptions of the ideas that children held about
This article aims to highlight some of the events in the Science Education Research series of presentations at the 2012 ASE Annual Conference.
This paper suggests a model of classroom delivery and transformative pedagogy of teaching primary science based on archetypes of 'clown'
There was something for everyone related to research at the ASE Annual Conference this year, whether a primary or secondary school science teacher,
This paper draws on findings from educational neuroscience to provide insights into the role of cognitive inhibition in relation to overcoming misc
How a relevant and meaningful science curriculum was developed at a school for young people with autism spectrum disorders.
By looking into provision for learners with identified special educational needs we can learn more about how to meet individual children's needs an
Activation energies form an energy barrier to a chemical reaction taking place. Simple collision theory, i.e.
It is hard to open a newspaper or listen to a news report without hearing about the latest scientific research.
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