Teaching the process of science through COVID-19 pandemic themes

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Several predominant themes have emerged during the COVID-19 global pandemic that intersect with the nature and process of science. This paper identifies three such themes and briefly explores how they can be used as case studies and narrative cornerstones in teaching and learning. The themes include: (1) the understanding that science is cumulative and ever-changing, meaning that new findings may cause us to reconsider previous understandings; (2) the importance of citation tracking in the process of science; and (3) the need for accessible and purposeful science communication.

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Ward, M., & Rawle, F. (2022). Teaching the process of science through COVID-19 pandemic themes. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 50(3), 307–309. https://doi.org/10.1002/bmb.21616

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