Journal of Research in Science Teaching · 2000 · 35 citations · 13 references
EducationInstructionSecondary EducationCognitive DevelopmentPedagogySecondaryAcademic FunctioningTeacher Professional DevelopmentAchievement MeasurementCognitive Development TrajectoriesCognitive Learning ProcessesCognitive Skill DevelopmentSchool Achievement
This article reports the result of using, in the context of Pakistan secondary education, an intervention program which earlier was shown in British schools to have a substantial effect over a 2-year period on the cognitive development of pupils, and subsequently to have long-term effects on students' school achievement. This study is not merely a replication; the attempt, in the context of a developing country, has cultural implications which also need discussion. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Res Sci Teach 37: 259–274, 2000.
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