Help your students learn how to communicate their results effectively
Communicating the results of research is one of the most important things that scientists do. Teaching secondary school chemistry students how to create academic posters of their studies is an excellent way to achieve this. In this article, a teacher shares their experience and approach, explaining how they help learners present their information and work to an audience.
Download the accompanying resource with questions and poster templates to guide your learners to produce an academic-style poster based on their own investigation.
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