Keeping science hands on: Solutions for delivering experiential learning in COVID safety restrictions

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While the current learning environment might inspire some teachers to toss out their lab manuals, you are here because you want more for your students! This workshop will guide participants through the process of evaluating labs for feasibility under the current limitations and adapting inquiry experiences so that students can continue to learn through hands-on […]
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