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Does Linking Science Homework to Feedback in Lesson Starters Improve Completion Rates by Increasing Perceived Value?

Carolyn Neylon
This project developed from a question I was asked about a homework platform I had purchased for the science department – is it effective? Realising I actually didn't know, I decided to research effective but manageable homework strategies in science, explore student motivations for completing their homework, and building from that, collect data on the most effective use of the platform.

The Impact of Outdoor Learning on Student Engagement in Science

Alsha Sheikh
Limiting science to traditional classroom settings reduces student engagement, hinders independence and restricts deeper understanding. The purpose of this study was to explore if outdoor science boosts engagement, autonomy, and understanding.

Scaffolding Science for English Language Learners: An Action Research Study

Roua Alhalawani
This article explores an action research study conducted at Hartland International School, aiming to improve ELLs’ engagement, comprehension, and academic language proficiency through scaffolded instructional materials in secondary chemistry lessons.

Metacognitive Self-Awareness and Task Quantity: Effects on Student Learning Quality in Physics Education

Adrian Waddicor
This action research investigates the relationship between students' metacognitive self-awareness and learning quality when presented with varying quantities of physics tasks. Drawing upon Self-Determination Theory (Ryan, 2000) and Universal Design for Learning principles (Rose, 2002), this study examines how varying task choices influences learning outcomes for students with different levels of metacognitive awareness.