Worksheet-induced behaviour in the British Museum (Natural History)

Paulette M. McManus

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A survey of how worksheets are used by groups of children in the British Museum (Natural History) is described. Arising from the survey, some guidelines are offered for those compiling worksheets for use with out-of-school activities.

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1976From communication to curriculum 1983An inside view of education at the Natural History Museum in London

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