Alan Haigh discusses why we need to teach children to think and how best to do it.
This article considers how working as part of a professional learning community can support a collaborative and evidence-informed approach to impro
Cutting-edge science research can provide incredible stimulus to primary school children's emergent ideas in science.
The authors describe a cross-curricular investigation into meteor impacts in the engaging context of craters on the Moon.
Bryony uses her experience as a Space Ambassador to recommend, and provide links to, resources that use space as a context for teaching across the
This article examines science learning, experienced in a primary school, in light of theories of social constructivism and how they can illuminate
Across 2015/17, the authors conducted research at four Australian bush kindergartens to understand the teachers' science pedagogies and practice.
Dave Eagle, STEM Ambassador, amateur astronomer and mobile planetarium operator, gives his views on the importance of teaching about space and spac
This paper suggests a model of classroom delivery and transformative pedagogy of teaching primary science based on archetypes of 'clown'
This paper draws on findings from educational neuroscience to provide insights into the role of cognitive inhibition in relation to overcoming misc
By looking into provision for learners with identified special educational needs we can learn more about how to meet individual children's needs an