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Dunlop, Lynda; Turkenburg-van Diepen, Maria; Knox, Kerry J.; Bennett, Judith; Adebanjo, Aba; Moore, Simon; Hampshire, Martin; Hunt, Tanya; Poliakoff, Simon – School Science Review, 2021
The Gatsby "Good Practical Science" report (Gatsby, 2017) identified opportunities to carry out open-ended investigative projects as one of ten benchmarks for good practical science. However, there is currently no requirement for post-16 students in England to have access to such opportunities as this is not required by A-level…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Hands on Science, Inquiry, Active Learning
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Vidal López, Manuel; Yebra, Miguel Ángel; Membiela, Pedro – School Science Review, 2021
Inquiry projects can play an important role in science education, despite involving significant challenges for teachers and students. Based on historical references, small groups of students and their teachers carried out inquiry projects on the ability of certain insects to 'revive' after remaining immersed in water for some time. The striking…
Descriptors: Inquiry, Active Learning, Student Projects, Entomology
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Turner, Sarah; Ireson, Gren; Twidle, John – School Science Review, 2010
The poor attitude of pupils towards science continues to be a topic of concern within secondary schools. This article considers research and highlights what we can learn as teachers to persevere in tackling the problem. Alongside this review, a case study was undertaken with a sample of year 7 pupils (ages 11-12) in English schools who reported…
Descriptors: Secondary School Science, Science Instruction, Student Attitudes, Secondary School Students
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Sandford, Diana; Fleetwood, Julie – School Science Review, 1997
Presents a range of exciting ideas for encouraging active learning, for illuminating new concepts, and for making science lessons fun. Topics include modeling, matter, heat, diffusion, changes of state, heat transfer, energy changes, atomic structure, waves, gravity, enzymes, and habitats. (JRH)
Descriptors: Active Learning, Cooperative Learning, Demonstrations (Science), Elementary Secondary Education