A wealth of resources to support the acquisition of subject knowledge

By Karen Hornby

Issue 355 | Page 53 | Published Dec 2014

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Exploring how teachers can acquire and extend their subject knowledge throughout their careers, and a review of the resources available from the National STEM Centre eLibrary to help teachers successfully demonstrate scientific concepts in the classroom.

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