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Direct linkRosengrant, David; Money, Philip; Beyer, Tracey; Alexander, Berkil – Physics Teacher, 2019
Some educators use what we call a "hook" as a key element in their lessons. We use "hooks" to get our students interested in what it is we are teaching. Many teachers have adopted the Next Generation Science Standards and establish the phenomena as the engine that drives scientific investigation and learning in the classroom.…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Video Games, Vignettes, Science Instruction
