Novelty, variety, relevance, challenge and assessment: how science investigations influence the motivation of year 11 students in New Zealand

By Azra Moeed

Issue 361 | Page 68 | Published Jun 2016

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A report on what year 11 students in a New Zealand secondary school say about their motivation to learn by doing science investigation, teachers may find student perspective candid and insightful.

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