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Lab Safety

As a science teacher, one of your lessons early on in the school year should be the teaching of safe lab skills. Hot glassware, open flames and caustic chemicals are just a few of the dangers your students may face. Demonstrate proper techniques and safety procedures. Keep clutter down to a minimum. Provide students with ample time to accomplish their work without rushing, and teach your students how you would like them to respond should an accident occur.

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11/10/2006 5:23:56 AM
KHADRA said:

THNXS 4 THE INFO, ITS REALY HELPFULL BUT PLZ PROVIDE MORE USSAFULL SIGNS AND MORE INFO DEFENATELY NEEDED. PLZ SPECIFY HOW 2 WORK IN THE LAB SAFETLY IN DETAIL I REALY NEED IT 4 MY ASSIGHNTMENT .THANK YOU



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