Using internet and social media designs to contextualise science inquiry learning

By Fiona Affeldt, Ingo Eilks

Issue 369 | Page 90 | Published Jun 2018

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Internet and social media designs in experiment instructions to create a different approach for practical work and connect it to daily life.

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Contextualisation

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