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Archive for ASE International Journal 11 Science capital and COVID-19

Editor Marc Neesam

Issue 11 | Published December 2020

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Contents

p.3 Contents (open access)
p.4 Editorial (Open access)
p.6 Engaging children with science – A science capital approach
p.12 Introducing scientists to primary children: Does this always enhance children's science capital?
p.20 One year on – science capital in primary PGCE students: Factors influencing its development and its impact on science teaching
p.29 The role of health and biology literacy in the era of the COVID-19 pandemic
p.33 Reframing science education in light of the COVID-19 pandemic
p.40 Towards a viable response to COVID-19 from the science education community

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