Super secondary science lessons to spark students’ learning
Like getting more scientific bang for your buck? Try these lessons that cover a combination of biology, chemistry and physics at the same time
- by Teachwire
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How to teach students to think like a scientist
Put learners in the shoes of the original experimenters to gain a deeper understanding of their theories
How to grow and maintain a school garden
Help learn all about science in nature by turning unused land into an eco garden
How to teach the science behind colours and emotion
Help your pupils understand how the interplay of chemistry and light affects the colours we see, and in turn the emotions we feel
How to ditch the science stereotypes and promote STEM careers
The ‘nerd scientist’ cliché isn’t just tired – it’s actively stopping students with an aptitude for science for realising their career ambitions
How to use archaeology to teach essential aspects of biology, chemistry and physics
Get students delving into the fascinating world of archaeology to help them understand essential aspects of biology, chemistry and physics
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