Consistency is an intervention. A student’s own successful experience of a task is one of the strongest sources of their ...
Connect underlying mechanisms to the bigger picture to teach biology that sticks with your learners Chemistry teachers who ...
The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) have revealed the grade boundaries for round one of the 2026 UK Chemistry Olympiad (UKChO), with more than 70% of participants achieving a gold, silver or bronze ...
Learn how experienced teachers use generative AI tools to refine ideas, challenge assumptions and strengthen their lessons ...
From 2011–2012 we published a number of articles looking at the science behind Breaking Bad. These articles were part of the On-Screen Chemistry series originally published in InfoChem and later in ...
Selecting a good solvent is the key to performing a successful recrystallisation Ideally, the material to be recrystallised should be sparingly soluble at room temperature and yet quite soluble at its ...
Science holds the answers to many of our world’s sustainability issues and scientists are doing crucial work to understand and tackle climate threats. Young people are particularly interested in ...
The British are a nation of tea lovers and coffee enthusiasts. We collectively drink over 100 million cups of tea and around 95 million cups of coffee every single day of the year. For many, part of ...
As well as improving our well-being, trees play an important role in dispersing and removing pollutants such as carbon dioxide (CO 2), nitrogen dioxide (NO 2) and particulate matter (PM) from the ...
Chemistry education research is great for navigating our way to the teaching strategies that will have the most impact for our students. Engaging with research helps to ensure our practice is evidence ...
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What would you think was happening if all your buttons suddenly turned to dust? This is what happened to the soldiers in Napoleon’s army during their invasion into Russia over 200 years ago. And ...
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