Analysing the Nature of Ministry Guidelines for Developing Interdisciplinary Science Courses (Grades 11–12) in Ontario (Canada)

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RT @CJSMTE: This #ScienceSunday article investigates what guidelines the Ontario Ministry of #Education provides to help Ontario #secondary…

15 Jan 2023

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This #ScienceSunday article investigates what guidelines the Ontario Ministry of #Education provides to help Ontario #secondary #school #science #teachers (grades 11–12) design and implement interdisciplinary science #courses. 🦉🎓 Read more: https://t.co/rx

15 Jan 2023

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Research indicates that an #interdisciplinary #science #curriculum supports students' achievement. For #ScienceSaturday, we explore the guidelines offered by the Ontario Ministry of Education (#OME) for developing such curricula. 💭 Learn more here: 🔬 http

15 Feb 2020

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Analysing the Nature of Ministry Guidelines for Developing Interdisciplinary Science Courses (Grades 11–12) in Ontario (Canada) https://t.co/p8xSVs8Nmh

28 Nov 2019

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