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The resource relates to the importance of:
The resource relates to the importance of:
* {{tag|Scientific literacy}}.
* {{topictag|Scientific literacy}}.
* {{tag|Science citizenship}} - understanding science in its context.
* {{topictag|Science citizenship}} - understanding science in its context.
* Literacy - understanding the role of different media in dissemination.
* Literacy - understanding the role of different media in dissemination.
* Scientific understanding of particular concepts chosen.
* Scientific understanding of particular concepts chosen.
* scientific {{tag|language}}.
* scientific {{teachtag|language}}.
* {{tag|scientific method}}.
* {{teachtag|scientific method}}.


It can be delivered through a combination of {{tag|homework}} (perhaps to find an interesting article), {{tag|group work}} to explore various articles (perhaps in a carousel), and/or use of {{tag|ICT}} including PowerPoint files to encourage students to present an area they are interested in.
It can be delivered through a combination of {{teachtag|homework}} (perhaps to find an interesting article), {{teachtag|group work}} to explore various articles (perhaps in a carousel), and/or use of {{tag|ICT}} including PowerPoint files to encourage students to present an area they are interested in.

Latest revision as of 08:49, 28 September 2012

The resource relates to the importance of:

  • Scientific literacy(topic).
  • Science citizenship(topic) - understanding science in its context.
  • Literacy - understanding the role of different media in dissemination.
  • Scientific understanding of particular concepts chosen.
  • scientific language(ta).
  • scientific method(ta).

It can be delivered through a combination of homework(ta) (perhaps to find an interesting article), group work(ta) to explore various articles (perhaps in a carousel), and/or use of ICT(i) including PowerPoint files to encourage students to present an area they are interested in.