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Scope on Safety: Eyeing Safety

Science Scope—February 2016

This column shares safety information for your classroom. Wearing proper eye protection in the science laboratory can thwart potential hazards. In middle school science labs, appropriate eye protection is required for projects dealing with projectiles, glassware, hazardous chemicals, and more. The author offers a few ideas to address this issue.

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