I bet you didn't know...What's new in PSTT's Cutting-edge Science in Primary Schools Project (open access)

By Alison J. Trew

Issue 168 | Page 17 | Published May 2021

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Alison Trew and her PSTT colleagues have created 30 'I bet you didn't know...' articles and teacher guides, which link cutting-edge science research to the primary curriculum.

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