As a science teacher, do you encourage having a science club in every school? And how would that increase the creativity of your students?

listed below are five groups of objectives that may be achieved through the use of the laboratory in science classes:

1. skills - manipulative, inquiry, investigative, organizational, communicative
2. concepts - for example, hypothesis, theoretical model, taxonomic category
3. cognitive abilities - critical thinking, problem solving, application, analysis, synthesis
4. understanding the nature of science - scientific enterprise, scientists and how they work, existence of a multiplicity of scientific methods, interrelationships between science and technology and among the various disciplines of science
5. attitudes - for example, curiosity, interest, risk taking, objectivity, precision,confidence, perseverance, satisfaction, responsibility, consensus, collaboration, and liking science

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yes, should be

we can learn and save what we tried more than we only listened

A science club is the core of student's development skills in science ,through it a student could discover many scientific  experinces in chemistry ,in atome  and  this builds competition among students  and encourage them to make projects or a descovery in nature  or to distinguish between phona and phlora fields we really need this type of practice in science because it makes perfect  .so there should have an awareness among teachers to diverse this kind of club as it is fruitful and constructive

A science club offers children the chance to do science-related activities that extend and enhance the science they experience in the classroom. Most clubs use the opportunity to explore are as of science not covered by the curriculum and to give the club members plenty of opportunities to do practical science.

Learning Science is something to get closer to Nature. It broadens the vision with logical exploration. Teaching Science in a conducive environment make it easy for the learners to grasp the idea and to get on track to think on the similar lines. 

Definitely, Science clubs, Science laboratories and Science equipment are helpful to undergo through Science learning process. Group activities are more encouraging than individual ones. So establishing Science clubs are imperative for result oriented learning.

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Totally agree with answer given by colleague Vikas

Yes, I would encourage it

I think it increases student achievement

please ask me by arabic because i'm weak in English 

Of course I would encourage that!

Students will be able to learn in a fun way and the information acquired won't be easily forgotten. 

They might be also able to compete with other schools and even win!

in fact it's an excellent question and a practical idea, well, in every school is difficult but it's possible at least in a very important number of schools.

create a science club in the school is my futur's ideas, this club w'll be the principle motivator for success, students w'll find the way to the research projects in a very early time.So in fact by doing this w'll put the foundation stone for capacities, society's development and of course a strong economic effect.