Bringing inquiry into the classroom through Action Research
Issue 266 | Page 30 | Published Nov 2016
Description
Several studies have documented students' lack of interest, motivation and uptake in learning science. In 2007, an EU report called for a radical change in science pedagogy and recommended that school science teaching move from a deductive to an inquiry approach. To support this idea, the EU has funded many multi-country projects to bring a more inquiry approach to school science and to support groups of teachers across Europe in bringing about this radical change in pedagogy.
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