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    The document discusses the importance of teaching science concepts through hands-on activities and experiments rather than solely through lectures and textbooks. It notes that hands-on learning allows students to directly engage with concepts and helps them better understand and retain new information. Hands-on activities can inspire curiosity in students and boost their interest and engagement with science topics.

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    The document discusses the importance of teaching science concepts through hands-on activities and experiments rather than solely through lectures and textbooks. It notes that hands-on learning allows students to directly engage with concepts and helps them better understand and retain new information. Hands-on activities can inspire curiosity in students and boost their interest and engagement with science topics.

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    The document discusses the importance of teaching science concepts through hands-on activities and experiments rather than solely through lectures and textbooks. It notes that hands-on learning allows students to directly engage with concepts and helps them better understand and retain new information. Hands-on activities can inspire curiosity in students and boost their interest and engagement with science topics.

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    Material adapted from: Brice, Hortense, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, Illinois, Department of Mathematics and Science Education.

    2004.

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