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Inquiry-based Learning in Action: Science Tutorials

place Hong Kong

To enhance students’ motivation and engagement in learning Science through hands-on experiential lessons outside the formal curriculum.

We established a 14-hour science tutorial course for Grades 9-10 students, which was comprised of many fantastic hands-on experiential lessons. Making good use of small classes, over 20 newly developed investigative activities greatly promoted students’ curiosity and motivation in learning science.

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2013

Established

240

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1

Countries
Updated
June 2019
“Learning by Doing” is the crucial element that drives students to learn, and it is definitely my favorite teaching pedagogy.

About the innovation

What is Inquiry-based Learning in Action: Science Tutorials

More than 20 new interesting hands-on experiments were developed to promote students' curiosity, and to enhance their motivation and engagement in learning science.

For example:


  • Self-inflating Balloon? (sublimation of carbon dioxide)

  • Rainbow Solution? (buffer capability of carbon dioxide)

  • Mystery of Burning? (oxidation of metals and non-metals)

  • Self-heating Cup Noodles? (exothermic reaction)

  • Orange Battery? (electrochemistry)

  • Birthday Card sings with Kitchen Foil? (electrochemistry)

  • Rubber Egg? (acid chemistry)

  • Egg White Squirting Out? (osmosis)

  • Empty a Coke Can without Opening it? (air pressure)

  • Estimate Sugar Amount in Coca Cola? (density)

  • Coke Transporting Boats? (density, energy)

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