The dedication of our Grade 9 students in this week's science class! Say goodbye to traditional theories and dive into hands-on learning by building real electrical circuits and practicing the use of an ammeter to measure electric current with great determination.

The Science and Technology Learning Area organized an Active Learning activity for Grade 9 students on the topic of “Using Instruments to Measure Electric Current and Electrical Potential Difference in Electrical Circuits” at the Science Laboratory.

This activity focused on connecting theoretical knowledge with practical experience. Students learned about the structures of different types of electrical circuits, built circuits by connecting components themselves, and practiced using electrical measuring instruments such as an ammeter to accurately read and analyze electric current values according to scientific principles.

This activity not only helped students gain a deeper understanding of the lesson content but also enhanced their observation skills, analytical thinking, and problem-solving abilities, which are essential competencies for science learning in the 21st century.