Predict · 5 minutes
Ask students to sketch a result before touching the controls. What changes? What stays the same? Make the reasoning visible.
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Start with a question students can investigate. Use Labmora before a practical, during a discussion, or when a concept needs another way in.
Investigate · 15 minutes
Change one variable at a time. Repeat the measurement, record observations, and compare a second condition.
Explain · 5 minutes
Connect the evidence with the model. Ask what a real apparatus might do differently and which assumption matters most.
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Open teaching guideBefore students close the tab
Ask them to download their observations. The notebook stays in page memory and is cleared by refresh or closing; it is not an online submission or a teacher gradebook. Students can hand in their downloaded work through your school’s usual system.
The next “what if?” starts here
Find your first lab Let curiosity take the controls.
Choose an experiment. Change something. See what happens.