How to pitch at the right level

A schematic style cartoon of a molecular diagram where tiny people are climbing ladders for some of the bonds

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Take the whole class with you every time with these useful tips

It is possible to avoid overwhelming struggling students in your science lessons without dumbing down your teaching. By assessing prior knowledge, using student data to discover any issues that may impact learning, then using appropriate scaffolding techniques, you can pitch your lesson content at the right level, maintaining high standards while ensuring no one is left behind.

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