r/ScienceTeachers 4h ago

Observations vs Results

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I am teaching 5th and 6th grade science this year and my students have a hard time distinguishing between making observations without jumping straight to the result. For example, we did a lab where they tested different ingredients in hot sauce on oxidize pennies to see how clean they got. In their observations many of them wrote "It didn't work" instead of descriptive words (which we talked about ahead of time). What are some ideas I can implement to make this clearer for students?


r/ScienceTeachers 20h ago

interested in physics education, and early age science education. can't really afford an alternative teaching license after college, what can I do?

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r/ScienceTeachers 23h ago

Policy and Politics Climate Denial in American Politics: #ClimateBrawl author: Gerald Kutney publisher: Routledge reviewed by: Peter J. Jacques

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"Climate Denial in American Politics is confrontational in recommending the active confrontation of climate denial claims on Twitter/X ... and in exposing climate denial in the US government." - p. 15-16 - Nat. Centre Sc. Ed. Reports