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Teaching and Assessing the Nature of Science

The Science Teacher—September 2011

Learn how to effectively incorporate the nature of science in your classroom. Nature of science issues should be addressed as questions, which encourages both teachers and students to think more deeply about the context of nature of science ideas.

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