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Saturday November 16, 2024 11:30am - 12:30pm GMT
What’s the BEST way to tackle common misconceptions in science? This session explores the free resources from the Best Evidence Science Teaching (BEST) project, developed from research evidence by experts at the University of York Science Education Group (UYSEG) and the Centre for Industry Education Collaboration (CIEC). The BEST resources provide diagnostic questions and follow-up activities that target common misconceptions in KS2 and KS3 science topics, to help teachers embed effective formative assessment in lessons, challenge misconceptions, develop understanding of key science ideas, and improve the transition from primary to secondary science.
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avatar for Peter Fairhurst

Peter Fairhurst

Curriculum Specialist in Science Education, University of York
I am co-director for a large, research-informed curriculum development project called Best Evidence Science Teaching (BEST); a researcher in science education; and co-chair or the editorial board of Physics Review magazine.Previously, I taught Science and Physics for 28 years in a... Read More →
avatar for Joy Parvin

Joy Parvin

Director, CIEC, University of York
Specialise in primary science and associated STEM/career/industry resources, CPD, industry visits and associated programmes (eg Children Challenging Industry).
avatar for Alistair Moore

Alistair Moore

University of York, Curriculum Specialist in Science Education, University of York
My research interests include school science curriculum development, effective formative and summative assessment, scientific literacy, student engagement with science, and teaching of difficult ideas in biology. I have extensive experience in the development of school science curricula... Read More →
Saturday November 16, 2024 11:30am - 12:30pm GMT
Secondary Room 1

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