Thinking Together in Science and RE

By Lynda Dunlop, Jane Yates, SAPERE

Issue 285 | Page 17 | Published Sep 2021

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This research piece examines a new science education initiative from SAPERE, exploring philosophical questions through P4C (Philosophy for Children) and how these are relevant to science teachers.

Philosophy
Science and Religion

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