Science is a subject that tries to understand the natural
world around us and how it works. In order to do that, science relies on
developing testable questions and experiments to find out the true nature of
things. This process is highly logical, systematic, and as objective as
possible.
How should it be
taught in high school?
Students need to learn how to think critically. They need to
approach problems logically, and science can teach students how to solve
problems independently. In addition, science should help students develop a
logical thought process to question and review statements that are said around
them. For instance, just because something is on t.v. doesn’t mean it’s true.
Students need to learn how to form educated opinions based on facts.
What do you think is
important for you to learn this year?
I want to learn how to make science fun and interesting to
my students. I also want to learn how to use demonstrations in the classroom to
excite them. I want to learn about purposeful experiments students can do to
learn how to explore questions through the scientific method. I also want to
learn how to diversify my teaching style to reach a diverse number of students.
Finally, I would like guidance on discipline and classroom management.
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