How to provide clear links between the world we live in and science at A-level

By Sandrine Bouchelkia

Issue 9 | Page 35 | Published May 2020

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This article is a reflection on how we can show students that the science we learn at school is present in our everyday lives and that we shouldn't separate them.

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