What are some great ideas for inquiry and problem based learning in science?

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Hi, my name is Beth Kreutzer. I have traditionally have been a life science teacher but last year I started teaching some physical science and love it. I need all of the resources and ideas I can get. I love to do inquiry based and problem based learning so please let me know any great ideas that I can share in class.
 
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I love to do inquiry based and problem based learning so please let me know any great ideas that I can share in class.
Welcome to PF, Beth. It's good to have you here. :smile:

Be sure to check out the Education areas of PF, especially the "Educators and Teaching" subforum. We get a number of threads there involving suggestions for projects and presentations and similar:

https://www.physicsforums.com/#science-education-and-careers.35
 
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