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A quarter of UK students say school physics teaching is poor

10 Jul 2024 Laura Hiscott
Students doing an exam
Worrying trend: a survey by the Ogden Trust has found that of those that didn’t take physics post-16, almost half said they did not enjoy the subject (courtesy: Shutterstock/Monkey-Business-Images)
Almost half of students who quit physics at 16 in England say they did not enjoy the subject, with a

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Laura Hiscott is a freelance science journalist
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