Do you think that teaching science without experiments would be productive?

Do you think that teaching science without experiments would be productive?

In some countries like Turkey -mine- students don't even see lab property in their school life. We're learning science on whiteboard. I never cut a frog or a bird before. We never examined a microscopic creature under microscope, we just have some photos or colored paintings in our student books. We never done chemical experiment. I learned lots of chemical but if you show me one in real life, I can't recognise what it is. We never done physics experiments before, if you show me a stroboscope i would ask if it's a hairdryer.

During -science- tests, I try to imagine what it asks to me, yet, I can't deduce what to do because I have never seen a demonstration before... In school, we don't learn science. We learn varieties of questions that may appear in the university exam. My classmates don't seem to have a problem with this but... I feel like I'll be lack of something when I'll begin to work. Like, I want to do my job successfully but in school, we don't even do experiments which can only prepare us to life early and make everything easier. I don't know if I have a problem because as I said, my classmates, schoolmates seem ok with everything...

Submitted October 30, 2017 at 08:40AM by siniftakiteksolak http://ift.tt/2gORB1n