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Direct linkAllen, Michael – Research in Education, 2015
A medium-scale quantitative study (n = 90) found that 10-11-year-old pupils dealt with theory and evidence in notably different ways, depending on how the same science practical task was delivered. Under the auspices of a 2×2 part-randomised and part-quasi experimental design, pupils were asked to complete a brief, apparently simple task involving…
Descriptors: Science Experiments, Science Instruction, Middle School Students, Foreign Countries
