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Primary Science 176 Learning from lockdown

Editor Robert Collins

Issue 176 | Published January 2023

ASE Primary Science Issue 176 cover image of a class of primary school children sitting on a lawn with plants they have been growing

Overview

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Contents

p.1 Contents (open access)

p.3 Editorial: Focus on... Learning from lockdown (Open Access)

p.4 In conversation with... Hiba El-Boghdadly

p.7 Children’s experiences of lockdown: talking about invisible threats

p.10 Why is outdoor learning good for our children’s mental health?

p.13 Busy helping bees: working scientifically in the early years to solve a meaningful problem

p.17 Investigating with paper in lockdown

p.21 Raising the limits on learning with technological tangibles

p.24 We can work it out: can teaching primary school girls to collaborate impact their scientific enquiry skills?

p.27 Science clubs to inspire beyond the classroom

p.31 Reviews

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