Improve learners’ confidence with numbers

A student taking reading during a practical thinking about the graph she will draw with the results

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Engage your students with data and boost their maths skills in the science classroom

Collecting, processing and presenting data is an essential requirement for success in secondary school science lessons and exams. Learners will collect data as part of the experiments they conduct in class. In this article, a teacher shares their experience to help us understand the importance of data and how to help our students learn to interpret and present data clearly and correctly.

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