Science occupies a powerful place in schools and societies more generally. But what are the boundaries of science and how should it be represented in schools? Michael Reiss's inaugural professorial lecture at the Institute of Education, University of London addresses these questions.
He argues that there is a need to develop science curricula and teaching approaches to broaden what is commonly taught in school science. Such a move makes intellectual sense, is what pupils want and is feasible. It should lead to science teaching being more satisfying for pupils and science teachers alike.
| ISBN: | 9780854736553 |
| Publication date: | 28th June 2002 |
| Author: | Michael J Reiss |
| Publisher: | Institute of Education an imprint of Institute of Education Press |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 24 pages |
| Series: | Inaugural Professorial Lecture |
| Genres: |
Education Curriculum planning and development |
Science occupies a powerful place in schools and societies more generally. But what are the boundaries of science and how should it be represented in schools?
Representing Science features in the following genres: Education, Curriculum planning and development
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Representing Science was written by Michael J Reiss and published by Institute of Education an imprint of Institute of Education Press
Representing Science has 24 pages
Yes it is part of Inaugural Professorial Lecture series