For Teachers LISTEN: Scientific parenting What can science teach us about how children learn – and could their tips make better scientists? Warren Raye Aug 05, 2016 1 0 Like 1 Comment Share × Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google+ Check out the Nature Podcast episode from 4 August 2016, specifically the chapter entitled Scientific parenting. A link to Josie Glausiesz's review can be found here, and a link to Alison Gopnik's book here. Warren Raye Head of Outreach & Partnerships, EMEA & Australasia, Open Research Group, Springer Nature Based in our London office, I am the Head of Outreach & Partnerships for Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Australasia. Follow
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