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Engaging Science

Science Scope—March 2000

One of your greatest challenges as a new teacher is learning how to engage your students. If students aren’t actively involved in the learning process, they cannot excel in the science classroom. This article presents some strategies for capturing students’ attention and turning them on to science.

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