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THE LANGUAGE OF MEASUREMENT - Getting Practical
1 Published by ASE Publications on behalf of ASE-NuffieldTHE LANGUAGE OFMEASUREMENTTe r m i n o l o g y u s e d i n s c h o o lscience investigations5 IntroductionStructure of the bookletThe booklet contains a glossary of key terms, plus a selection of investigationsillustrating the terms (shown in bold text and with a cross reference back to theglossary) being used in context. The examples, drawn from school level biology,chemistry and physics, are written in an idealised pupil voice , which shows possibleend points for an able pupil. A commentary is offered below each section of pupilmaterial in the example investigations and is distinguished by italic text. Thecommentary explains the terms being used and how these are appropriate. Someexamples indicate ways that the investigation, or the terminology used, might bemodified for use with younger and/or older pupils.
1 Published by ASE Publications on behalf of ASE-Nuffield THE LANGUAGE OF MEASUREMENT Terminology used in school science investigations
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