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Pursuing the greenery: assessing plant-related content in the new Spanish curricula for compulsory education ($)
https://botany.fyi/sybk82This study presents an analysis of the new national curricula for primary and compulsory secondary education in Spain, and of the regional curricula for its largest region, Castilla y León. Biodiversity is identified as a key issue to be reinforced; despite being included, curricula fail to associate it with knowledge on plant taxonomy.
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