Invitations to science inquiry

Invitations to science inquiry

by Tik L. Liem

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It is a book of science demonstrations/experiments for science classes. The experiments fascinate students because they demonstrate discrepant events, which of course means that the results are unexpected. I first heard of it when our science coordinator recommended it 15 years ago, and performed several experiments for us teachers. The book is rather expensive and hard to find. I am nearing retirement as a science teacher, and I wish I had been able to afford it to use it in my classroom.

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