Elementary students receive less science instruction today than at any point in recent decades—often averaging just 20 minutes per day, with many K–2 classrooms not teaching science weekly. This brief from the Lawrence Hall of Science examines the implications of limited instructional time and the systemic pressures that contribute to it, including accountability demands in mathematics and English language arts.
- Evidence Brief
Reclaiming Time for Elementary Science to Elevate Achievement Across Subjects
- Intended audience: Elementary Administrators