alleryWhat benefit can hands-on experiments bring in a science classroom?
AHigher scores and interest
BLess need for teachers
CReplacing all reading
DGuaranteed error-free work
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Higher scores and interest
1. Experiments and hands-on activities are important to student learning.
2. They can raise test scores and make students more engaged.
3. They do not remove teachers or guarantee error-free work.
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