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Direct linkDavies, Dan; Collier, Chris; Howe, Alan – Primary Science, 2011
In 2008-9 the Centre for Early Scientific Learning (CRESL) at Bath Spa University worked with 10 primary schools in Bath and South Gloucestershire on the "Eco-monitoring at key stage 2" project, funded by the AstraZeneca Science Teaching Trust (AZSTT). As part of the project, the authors are writing a continuing professional development (CPD) unit…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Playgrounds, Foreign Countries, Geographic Information Systems
Davies, Dan; Collier, Chris; McMahon, Kendra; Howe, Alan – Primary Science, 2010
Since the demise of the key stage 2 (age 11) science Standard Assessment Tests (SATs) in England, teachers have been getting to grips with the issue of teacher assessment. Although arguably providing a more valid picture of children's scientific enquiry skills than a paper-and-pencil test, observations of investigations in progress face the…
Descriptors: Portfolio Assessment, Investigations, Teacher Evaluation, Science Education
Howe, Alan – Primary Science Review, 2004
Science is creative. Write it big, shout it loud, because the message is not getting through. There is much discussion about creativity in education at the moment, yet how often does one hear the minister for "this" or the expert in "that" discuss creativity and immediately start talking about the arts? If "creativity" in the curriculum is…
Descriptors: Creativity, Teaching Methods, Creative Teaching, Elementary School Science
