An exploration of the potential of childen's science books to inspire wonder among 7-14 year-olds

By Ruth Jarman, Joy Alexander

Issue 383 | Page 51 | Published Dec 2021

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It is said that the science curriculum should foster a sense of wonder; this article explores the power of books to inspire two aspects of wonder – amazement and curiosity.

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