How to use resources from ‘In search of solutions’

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Get tips and suggestions for using our ‘In search of solutions’ collection to inspire your students and develop their problem-solving skills in chemistry

‘In search of solutions’ is a collection of problem-solving activities, written by teachers for teachers. Tried and tested in classrooms, the activities are designed for small group work, developing students’ understanding of key concepts in chemistry while building their confidence and communication skills.

This article provides guidance, tips and suggestions to help you make the most of these resources, whether enhancing your teaching in everyday lessons or planning activities for science clubs and outreach.

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