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Freshly squeezed? I prefer concentrated!
Journal article   Peer reviewed

Freshly squeezed? I prefer concentrated!

Primary Science, Vol.140, pp.11-13
2015
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https://www.ase.org.uk/resources/primary-science/issue-140/freshly-squeezed-i-prefer-concentratedView
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Abstract

Concept Formation Elementary School Science Foreign Countries National Curriculum Science Activities Science Instruction Science Process Skills Scientific Concepts Teaching Methods Thinking Skills
We cannot expect every child to leave primary school with the aspiration of becoming a scientist. It is, however, achievable for children to move through their education seeing the implications of science in everything we do. Questioning, predicting, interpreting data, drawing conclusions, communicating evidence and evaluating procedures are all critical core skills that are central to other curriculum areas and allow us to make informed decisions in the real world.

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