PRACTICAL BIOLOGY – LEARNING THROUGH ACTION

Studying the structure of tomatoes not only helps students absorb theoretical knowledge about plants but also provides opportunities to apply that knowledge in real-life situations.

By observing parts such as the skin, flesh, and seeds, students not only memorize information but also develop observation, analysis, and evaluation skills. They can clearly see the development and function of each part in their living environment, thus forming a deeper understanding of biology.

Working in teams during practical sessions helps students hone their communication and collaboration abilities, encouraging them to share ideas and learn from each other.

Through this process, practical experience not only reinforces knowledge but also develops essential skills for the future.