Look at STEAM. Collaborative, problem-based learning and flipped classes work very well too. Finally, there’s an interesting approach with local tradition to teaching science: https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_do_you_know_about_interculturality_and_science_teaching#view=5ad12198f7b67ea65319454d

Look at STEAM. Collaborative, problem-based learning and flipped classes work very well too. Finally, there’s an interesting approach with local tradition to teaching science: https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_do_you_know_about_interculturality_and_science_teaching#view=5ad12198f7b67ea65319454d

Laboratory and virtual classes and the use of planning organizations and educational trips across the web

Telepathy is most ancient technology to teaching it is holy science to use now Tibbatti Lama's and India spiritual Sant in thousand miles distance any time they guide and instructions all time .

It becomes Best techniques to teaching ,

What is the newest strategy in teaching science?

Think the word "newest" is subjective to different people / interpretations. Perhaps teaching science using Virtual Reality (VR) can be helpful for student to understand some key concepts visually or immersed into the specific environment.

Nowadays teaching is two way communication with more practical aspect....

E-learning-methodology and computation; the hierarchic and scientific body of knowledge can be presented and 'digested' in logical steps and units, historically (the process) and systematically (the product). The scientific teaching process evolves more and more into a learning partnership, where reason and passion do integrate, but human thought can stay creatively variform (one path, many thoughts).

https://www.slideshare.net/majumalon/science-teaching-approaches-and-strategies

I agree with the answers above. I also believe that the Next Generation Science Standards are linked to modern approaches to science teaching.

https://www.nextgenscience.org