i want to know if there is a method or strategy that i can use to create a science lesson in school on different groups of students and that will allow me to create each time different emotions while using the same scientific content.
I believe that each individual student is unique and has their own inherent emotional response to materials and presentations. When we present consistently in only one way, we are likely to self-limit the growth and response of students who engage in only that way. By differentiating our presentation of material we increase the likelihood of engagement. Any time that you present a higher level question that may touch on an emotional response, you will likely "ignite separately different emotions."
Krishnan Umachandran i did want to divide the classroom into separate groups but i still can't find a scientifically proven method that will make each group feel a certain type of emotion ( that i choose: positive or negative) while teaching the same content.