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Goals that pupils should haveattained by the end of the fifth year inschoolConcerning scientific activity•Pupils should have their own experiences ofsystematic observations, measurements andexperimentsGoals that pupils should haveattained by the end of the ninth year•Pupils should be able to make measurements,observations and experiments, as well as havean insight into how they can be designed.
Swedish education system– Municipalities responsible forcompulsory school since 1994.– S & T in the national curriculum andsyllabuses for elementary schoolsince 1994– Schools and municipalities badlyprepared• most Elementary teachers have noformation in S & T– Schools have difficulties meetingthe goals in the national curriculumand syllabuses in S & T
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