conduct their own investigations (Braund Driver, ; Murphy Beggs, ; Rocard et al., ). Since addressing pupils’ motivation and own interests positively influences their achievements (Tella, ), IBSE is viewed as an effective approach for learning scientific concepts and understanding the nature of science (NOS) in which the Cited by: Braund Driver () put together some of the research evidence on those matters, pointing out that: students at secondary level repeat work done at primary school without advances in challenge; in the transition the learning culture changes because teachers styles are. match influences identity development (Braund and Driver ; Emvalotis and Koutsianou ; Tan et al. ; Zhai et al. ). More importantly, most science experiences at this age will come from formal environments rather than in-formal environments. Informal environments can pro-vide minoritized students with specific opportunities to.
(). Pupils' perceptions of practical science in primary and secondary school: implications for improving progression and continuity of learning. Educational Research: Vol. 47, No. 1, pp. match influences identity development (Braund and Driver ; Emvalotis and Koutsianou ; Tan et al. ; Zhai et al. ). More importantly, most science experiences at this age will come from formal environments rather than in-formal environments. Informal environments can pro-vide minoritized students with specific opportunities to. Braund Driver () put together some of the research evidence on those matters, pointing out that: students at secondary level repeat work done at primary school without advances in challenge.
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