The Structural Challenge: a simple design-based science activity to foster creativity among kinaesthetic learners

By Nazir Amir , R. Subramaniam

Issue 353 | Page 73 | Published Jun 2014

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The opportunity to complete extended practical challenges has been found to motivate students in learning science and enhance creativity in Singapore, especially for lower ability students.

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