A student holds a potted plant in one hand and a bottle of hydrogen peroxide in the other
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Accessible Science: Student Projects

Student-designed experiments and research projects can help to teach methods of scientific inquiry, as well as to bolster motivation and confidence.

Student-designed experiments and research projects can help to teach methods of scientific inquiry, as well as to bolster motivation and confidence.

Students from Perkins School for the Blind and Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (TSBVI) share their projects. Some of these were done in the classroom and some were done for a Science Fair.

We invite you to browse their projects and get inspiration for yourself or your students!

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