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Reid, Heather; Renfrew, Ian A.; Vaughan, Geraint – Education in Science, 2014
High winds and heavy rain are regular features of the British weather, and forecasting these events accurately is a major priority for the Met Office and other forecast providers. This is the challenge facing DIAMET, a project involving university groups from Manchester, Leeds, Reading, and East Anglia, together with the Met Office. DIAMET is part…
Descriptors: Weather, Scientific Research, Investigations, Meteorology
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Swift, Nick – Education in Science, 2013
The Apollo missions brought back 382kg of Moon rock. The financial cost of getting these rocks was historically eye-watering so, understandably, NASA is choosy about who gets to play with them. Many go to scientists for laboratory investigation, but some have been set aside for loan to schools and the public. Luckily, the UK was allowed some,…
Descriptors: Educational Resources, Space Exploration, Lunar Research, Science Materials
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Slade, Peter – Education in Science, 2009
Good assessment practice is a fundamental part of good teaching and learning. It puts learners at the heart of the process, helping them to recognise achievement and make progress, and enables teachers to shape and adapt their teaching to individual needs and aspirations. Over the past year, the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) has…
Descriptors: Science Materials, Teaching Methods, Students, Evaluation