A framework for interdisciplinary learning in science education (Simpson & Dawkins) (open access)

By Matthew Simpson, Donna Dawkins

Issue 388 | Page 13 | Published Jun 2023

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This article gives a framework for interdisciplinary learning in 11-18 science education and discusses its benefits and usefulness in a future science curriculum.

Interdisciplinary learning
Cross-curricular

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