Cognitive acceleration through science education II: its effects and scope

Abstract

Jones and Gott (1998) argued for 'the conceptual dismembering' of the CASE programme into a vehicle for the promotion of process skills - regarded as procedural content. This paper joins the debate by offering a different description of the CASE teaching art, and also extends the presentation of the evidence.

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