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Biology, 30.07.2019 20:50, ramirezmarco1593

Which is an important question driving science curriculum reform? a. where will the next generation of science teachers come from? b. why don't people understand the distinction between scientific disciplines? c. how can all students be prepared to make informed judgements about science-based issues such as environmental pollution? d. all of the above?

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