Science Notes: encouraging trainee teachers to write for a professional audience (open access)

By Roger Lock

Issue 337 | Page 9 | Published Jun 2010

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Roger introduces five science notes, from trainees, a newly qualified teacher and a mentor.

Trainee teachers

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