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EYFS Summary And Analysis
Unfortunately, I have not yet observed any science in practice other than the understanding of the world within the EYFS framework. Moving forward within the next semester, I feel it would be most valuable to observe and read around the science curriculum and current debates that enhance the need to educate pupils on scientific enquiry. One particular book that I have found helpful in my independent studies is the ‘Essential Primary Science’ second edition written by Cross and Bowden (2014). The research and literature provided gives clear examples of correctly formatted lessons and what children can develop from following a routine they suggest. In order to improve my current understanding of the teaching in science, I would need to shadow
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