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What is an "investigating classroom?" It's more than just a science classroom. An investigating classroom is one in which students are invited to take an active part in their learning, by handling materials, asking questions, and testing and communicating ideas to gain a deeper understanding of science.

What does an investigating classroom look like? Click on the three classrooms featured above to take a closer look at real life science learning.

Then find out more about science education reform and "Science K-6: Investigating Classrooms," a new video series for teachers' professional development in science teaching.


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