Resources for school teachers, teacher educators and university academics working in science and mathematics education. Explore inductive approaches for classroom practice, subject didactics and initial teacher education.
Start with a teaching guide, analyse classroom examples and explore how the approach can inform school teaching and university courses in teacher education.
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