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The Story of Science as a Human Endeavour

What does Science as a Human Endeavor mean from a teaching perspective?

Educators

Science as a Human Endeavor – or SHE – might focus on the development and influence of science, but how does that fit into your teaching of science?

The Science as a Human Endeavour strand is more than just researching famous scientists. It can make science more relevant and purposeful for your students in their daily lives, with a focus on making science important and accessible for all.

This workshop will help you comprehend the SHE curriculum and provide you with resources to integrate SHE into your classroom activities.

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