Half a century of ASE

By Edgar Jenkins, Valerie Wood-Robinson

Issue 348 | Page 29 | Published Mar 2013

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2013 is the 50th anniversary year of the foundation of the Association for Science Education (ASE. In anticipation of this significant anniversary, the Council of the Association invited us, three years ago, to edit a book to record and celebrate its first 50 years.

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