GNVQ science your questions answered: an introduction and guide to GNVQ science

These resources for GNVQ science have been developed by the "Nuffield Science in Practice" project to meet the requirements of all the awarding bodies. The project has forged contacts with industry, medicine and other sectors where people use science in their work to ensure the authentic vocational contexts and approaches required for GNVQ.

The project was set up in 1992 to develop new ways of teaching vocational science based on active learning. It has worked to produce material in close collaboration with pilot schools and colleges, so the finished materials can meet the needs of students and staff following the courses.

This tutor's handbook is a guide to GNVQ science, packed with practical advice on planning and running courses at both Intermediate and Advanced levels, together with a list of useful resources and ideas for induction programmes.

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Subject(s)Science
Author(s)Andrew Hunt
AgeFE/HE
Published1994
Published by
Shelf referenceA 502.3 HUN
ISN/ISBN9780435632564
Direct URLhttps://www.stem.org.uk/x89os

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