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School Science Review 380 Science in health care

Editor Geoff Auty

Issue 380 | Published March 2021

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Contents

p.3 Contents and Editorial (open access)
p.6 Letter to the Editor
p.9 Science Note: Law of flotation
p.10 Science Note: STEM project to investigate conductivity using student-constructed probes interfaced with a BBC micro:bit
p.13 Science Note: Newton's laws of motion – science that emerged during the Great Plague of 1665-1666
p.15 Physics is useful – especially in medicine!
p.21 A heartfelt experience, part 1: the recognition and treatment of a heart problem
p.25 A heartfelt experience, part 2: an explanation of MRI scanning and a patient's experience of the process (open access)
p.31 Introduction to audiology
p.34 High school students produce a biosensor: glucose strips are made using electrochemistry, biomimetics and enzymatic reactions
p.40 Using the ability of certain insects to 'revive' as a vehicle for inquiry projects in science
p.46 Measuring the circumference of the Earth
p.50 What enables successful open-ended practical investigative work in the sciences post-16?
p.58 In praise of the textbook (open access)
p.60 Engaging with STEM through engineering design challenges
p.67 On the stairway to competence in scientific inquiry
p.75 3D science – theoretical model or potential classroom reality?
p.82 Reviews (open access)
p.85 Science Websearch

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