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Science Teacher Education 90

Editor Alex Sinclair and Jane Turner

Issue 90 | Published November 2021

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Contents

p.3 Editorial (Open access)
p.6 ASE response to the ITT Market Review (Futures Committee)
p.9 Preparing teachers for racial literacy and anti-racist teaching (Moore Mensah)
p.16 Other countries' curricula – and what you learn when you look around! (Shakespeare)
p.22 For a science curriculum that 'matters' (Colucci-Gray)
p.28 Primary to secondary transition – it is more than it seems (Hoath)
p.34 Do we have a cognitive (psychology) overload? What could the 'Learning Sciences' mean for primary science education? (McMahon)
p.46 Muslim, female, teacher of science and changemaker (Robinson) (open access)

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