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Institute for Effective Education
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Effective programmes for primary science
Published in 2012, this review focused on examining which science programmes had been proven to help primary school students to succeed. To find out, the University of York’s Institute for Effective Education, Johns Hopkins University and Durham University completed a research review on the topic. The review summarises evidence on three types of programmes designed to improve the science achievement of primary school students: inquiry-orientated programmes without science kits, inquiry-orientated programmes with science kits, and technology programmes.
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