IMPROVING SECONDARY SCIENCE
pupils feel that science is something they can achieve in, whatever their background. As a science teacher, you have two big advantages. The first is that science is a practical subject. When the Wellcome Trust asked pupils what made school science enjoyable, the leading reasons turned out to be having a good teacher and enjoying practical work.9
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