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Direct linkDunlop, Lynda; Turkenburg-van Diepen, Maria; Knox, Kerry J.; Bennett, Judith – International Journal of Science Education, 2020
Open-ended investigative work is important for science at the high school level because it provides students with experiences approaching the authentic practice of scientists. In England context, some teachers provide opportunities for open-ended investigation, even though at post-16 (pre-university) A-Level they are no longer required to do so.…
Descriptors: High School Teachers, Teacher Attitudes, Secondary School Science, Science Instruction
