Get your younger students confident with different types of variables and conducting well-controlled investigations
Teaching independent investigations to 11–14-year-old students will help them become scientifically literate citizens and young scientists with a passion for the subject, as well as preparing them for further scientific study. Use the tips and ideas in this article to get your younger students confident with different types of variables and conducting well-controlled investigations.
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