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Primary Science 131 teaching Evolution

Editor Tara Lievesley

Issue 131 | Published January 2014

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Contents

p.3 Focus on...
p.5 Getting goose bumps about teaching evolution
p.8 Evolution in action
p.12 Evolution and religion: adaptation in process?
p.16 Rocks are boring - aren't they?
p.19 In the beginning the red and blacks
p.24 New to teaching: Flexible expectations of learning outcomes in science
p.27 New to teaching: Eliciting children's ideas: the child-centred approach
p.31 Tapping into the resources on our doorstep
p.34 I thought tablets were for swallowing?

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