The SSERC Primary Cluster Programme in Science and Technology – Impact on teaching and learning

By Kath Crawford, Kevin Lowden, Stuart Hall, Euan Mitchell, Teresa McErlean, Hayley Sherrard, Lynn Daley

Issue 18 | Page 13 | Published Jan 2020

Description

This article identifies key components of the SSERC Primary Cluster Programme in Science and Technology responsible for its effectiveness and reflects on the implications of the findings for tackling the challenge of promoting science literacy and attainment.

PSTT

PSEC 2019

SSERC

Professional learning

Scotland

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