Empowering teachers to bring authenticity and responsive action into the science classroom

By Marta Romero-Ariza, Ana M. Abril, Antonio Quesada

Issue 371 | Page 40 | Published Dec 2018

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This work provides examples to support teachers in the design of learning scenarios that enable students to make informed decisions and take actions on problems related to science and technology.

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