IMPORTANT THINGS FOR COMMUNICATING SCIENCE TO PEERS

 

IMPORTANT THINGS FOR COMMUNICATING SCIENCE TO PEERS

1)    Language we are using for science communication is very important.

2)    Attitude is very important because we have to grab the listeners mind then only they will listen to us interestingly.

3)    Should know the limitations and the amount of information needed for the people we are sharing. For example graduate level information is not needed for school students.

4)    Sharing examples will be helpful for clear understanding.

5)    Comparison is very important because several things are differ from others and there will be some correlation.

6)    Short and clear explanation needs for scientific terms.

7)    Visual information will reduce time consumption and make them understand quickly.

8)    The way of explanation is very important.

9)    In between should not focus on unnecessary things.

      At the end discussion is very important

 

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