A longitudinal study of students' attitudes towards science and choice of career

Britt Lindahl

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In the first part of the study I have followed 70 students from grade 5 (12y) to grade 9 (16y) to study the relationship between the students’ attitudes, understanding and ability and how and why t ...

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