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Alan Haigh discusses why we need to teach children to think and how best to do it.
An article about research-informed practice focusing on preconceptions – children's naive ideas about science; through learning theory, teachers ca
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Andy looks at how you can assess mathematics mastery while working scientifically.
Explanations of words used in science, and teaching methods to help in the development of students' vocabulary.
Considering how to encourage all groups of students to enjoy studying STEM subjects and take up STEM-based careers.
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