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Choosing a workshop, preparing the room and keeping the learning going after the visit.
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A workshop is a discovery. A project is an adventure. When students meet the same problem over two, three or four visits, they have time to test an idea, see it fail, understand why and try again. Here is when a project is the right choice, and how to make it work.
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Sometimes the best lab is just outside the door. In the schoolyard, a park or a natural area near the school, students observe living things where they actually live. Here is how Profaqua’s outdoor workshops work and how to plan one.
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A topic students like is a good start. The right workshop also connects to what your class is learning, fits your schedule and leaves something to build on. Here is how to choose well.
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