Investigating Science Workbook

Investigating Science is an exciting new science programme for students of Junior Cycle Science . The inquiry-based approach allows students to actively seek solutions , design investigations and ask new questions as they learn about the nature of science.







This Investigating Science Workbook is supplied FREE with each Investigating Science textbook purchased. Ideal for class tests or homework , this workbook



■ Laboratory safety rules



■ Record of achievement for laboratory work



■ Wordsearches and crosswords to reinforce keywords and build literacy



■ Additional question for each unit, along with suggested marking schemes.




The Authors



Stephen Comiskey taught science, physics and maths in Tullamore College, Co. Offaly. A graduate of Science Education in Dublin City University, Stephen is currently completing a PhD that examines the benefits of ICT to teaching and learning.



Sean Kelleher is a teacher of science, chemistry and maths in Colaiste Choilm, Co. Dublin. He is a member of the ISTA and has taken part in inquiry science research for teachers. Sean is an experienced Junior Certificate Higher Level Science Examiner.



Sinead Kelly is a teacher of science, biology and physical education in St Oliver's Community College, Co. Louth. Sinead previously taught the double science award in England and has designed and created collaborative assessment tasks with the Collaborative Assessment Alliance (CAA

Stephen Comiskey taught science, physics and maths in Tullamore College, Co. Offaly. A graduate of Science Education in Dublin City University, Stephen is currently completing a PhD that examines the benefits of ICT to teaching and learning. Sean Kelleher is a teacher of science, chemistry and maths in Colaiste Choilm, Co. Dublin. He is a member of the ISTA and has taken part in inquiry science research for teachers. Sean is an experienced Junior Certificate Higher Level Science Examiner. Sinead Kelly is a teacher of science, biology and physical education in St Oliver's Community College, Co. Louth. Sinead previously taught the double science award in England and has designed and created collaborative assessment tasks with the Collaborative Assessment Alliance (CAA).