Teaching skills leads to success

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How skills-based teaching prepares students for their futures

Skills are vital for the long-term success of learners. A solid knowledge will give secondary school science students a solid base for the future, whatever that may hold. In this article, a chemistry teacher fellow shares their personal thoughts on the importance of learning skills – not only for school exams, university and future careers, but also to help develop a fully rounded education in students.

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