Ideas to inspire confident contributions to group talk

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Include every learner in the chemistry conversation with these four valuable tools

Group talk is a valuable tool in the classroom. It can improve pupil engagement in learning tasks and boost academic achievement – but it doesn’t work for everyone. How can teachers ensure every voice is heard and respected? In this article, look at four ways to get the chemistry conversation going in a way that includes and benefits all learners as they develop their confidence, oracy and communication skills. 

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