Social Science 6-12 / Middle Grades Social Science 5-9
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I've been exploring ways to make complex science concepts more accessible for students, especially when physical lab resources or time are limited.
I found that integrating a Virtual Lab into the curriculum really helps students visualize experiments and practice safely as many times as they need. It's a great way to boost engagement and bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Has anyone else here tried using virtual simulations in their science classes? I'd love to hear your experiences or any tips on how to best implement them!
Best,
PraxiLabs
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