Boost student confidence constructing hypotheses

A girl in school uniform considers how concentration might affect a reaction

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Ideas to help you teach this essential scientific skill

The hypothesis is the foundation of all experiments. It is essential secondary school science students learn what a hypothesis is, what it does and how to write one. In this article, a teacher shares how they help their learners to understand all about the hypothesis. They also detail how students can learn to write their own hypotheses and build the skills and confidence needed to be successful scientists.

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