Retrieval practice in secondary science
How do KS4 science teachers describe the practical constraints on using retrieval practice?
Teacher interviews are accessible through placement contacts and school networks.
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Education research rewards specificity: one phase, one subject, one policy. Broad questions about 'improving outcomes' are unmarkable.
How do KS4 science teachers describe the practical constraints on using retrieval practice?
Teacher interviews are accessible through placement contacts and school networks.
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A bounded case study with documentary and interview data.
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