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Practical work in Primary Science Explore . Discover . Inspire . Foreword What do I really remember about doing Science at school? making a cardboard aeroplane in physics, colourful and explosive experiments in chemistry, looking at the intricate structure of plants and bodies down a microscope in biology. Above all, Science is a Practical subject. Most of what we know about how the world works was discovered, not by sitting in a chair and thinking hard, but by getting hands-on: pulling things apart, putting them back together, testing out ideas. Practical Science is all about Photograph by Dave Pra tt learning by doing'. Students achieve a deeper level of understanding by finding things out for themselves, and by experimenting with techniques and methods that have enabled the secrets of our bodies, our environment, the whole universe to be discovered.
Teacher response to SCORE questionnaire What do I really remember about doing science at school? Making a cardboard aeroplane in physics, colourful and explosive experiments in chemistry,
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