Challenging stereotypical images of science: suggestions for the reading of science trade books in the early years

By Lena Hansson, Lotta Leden

Issue 8 | Page 32 | Published Dec 2019

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In this article, the authors suggest scaffolding themes and topics for discussion when reading science trade (picture) books to young children.

Early Years
Stereotyping in science

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