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The Science Resource Area in the State-of-the-Art High School

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  • James T. Biehle
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    It appears that science education is moving more and more toward individual and small-group, hands-on projects and away from the “sage on the stage” lecture and “one size fits all” laboratory projects. Many of the individual concepts elaborated in this paper have been constructed in schools within the United States and Canada by various architects.

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    Paper provided by OECD Publishing in its series PEB Exchange, Programme on Educational Building with number 2000/13.

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    Date of creation: Oct 2000
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    Handle: RePEc:oec:eduaaa:2000/13-en

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    Keywords: science laboratories;

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