Teaching science to pupils with SEND: using an evidence-based approach

By Richard Watkins, Magdalena Apanasionok, Julie Neil

Issue 165 | Page 24 | Published Nov 2020

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Richard, Magdalena and Julie explain how they used systematic instruction to teach science enquiry skills and conceptual understanding in a special school.

SEND

Evidence-based

science enquiry skills

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