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Title of the educational product
Microorganisms
Type of deliverables
Lesson Plan
Student Age
14 - 15
Thematic area
Biology
Language of the deliverable
Polish, English
Description of the educational product
The aim of the biology lesson is to study the microorganisms and processes that they carry out. It is often difficult and confusing for students. Classes basing on too much theory without empirical evidence do not arouse student's interest and willingness to deepen their knowledge. The lesson with practical experience enables students to master the topic of microorganisms and process they carry out.
Supporting Documents:

1. PL_Microorganisms_Lesson Plan.pdf

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Date: 2015.09.07

Posted by:
Darina Tatarlieva - dari_ta@abv.bg (Bulgaria)

I agree that classes based on too much theory without empirical evidence do not arouse students' interest and motivation. I have used the same experiment in the topic of microorganisms and I must say that students are very impressed.

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