Engaging science

By Peter Banks2016-08-18T00:00:00

Peter Banks reviews a classroom-ready teaching resource site

When trying to find teaching resources it’s reasonably easy to find items that contain lots of good scientific content. But, with many schools and exams now requiring a societal or moral approach to science, teachers need to develop resources to help students think about the impact science has on us. Engaging Science contains a number of useful resources that fill this gap perfectly.

Peter Banks reviews Engaging Science and explains why he's adjusted his scheme of work to utilise the resources.

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