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There's 'muffin' PM's science prize winner can't teach

Alice Leung has used chocolate chip muffins and other unusual ways to teach science. (Steven Markham/AAP PHOTOS)

Inspiring Australia's next generation to use science to tackle the world's challenges keeps Alice Leung finding creative new ways to teach her students.

The high school teacher is one recipient of the Prime Minister's Prizes for Science, scooping the award for secondary school teaching for her innovative methods.

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