All CPD articles – Page 2
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CPDHow to teach quantitative chemistry at post-16
Use these tips to help your students successfully calculate reacting masses and limiting agents
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CPDEverything you need to teach polymers at 14−16
Sharpen your teaching of polymers with these classroom ideas, activities and resources
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CPDHow to teach moles at post-16
Use this explainer to help students overcome misconceptions of this fundamental quantity
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CPDHow to teach intermolecular forces at 14–16
Use these ideas to help your students master this challenging topic and gain a deeper understanding of the forces at play
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CPDTeaching spectroscopic techniques at post-16
Use these ideas and resources to help your students master spectroscopy
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CPDHow to teach ionic bonding at 14–16
Steer students away from ionic bonding misconceptions with these ideas for your classroom
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CPDHow to teach entropy at post-16
Use these ideas and activities to help your chemistry students master this challenging topic
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CPDTeaching organic synthesis at post-16
Use these ideas and tips to help students master this tricky topic
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CPDUse post-16 atomic models to inform 14–16 understanding
It’ll help minimise unhelpful misconceptions too
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CPDTeaching energy and change post-16
Try these ideas to help students better understand this scientific concept
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CPDTeaching curly arrows at post-16
Tips and resources to help you teach chemical processes and organic reaction mechanisms
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CPDHow to teach structure determination post-16
Students find this process puzzling. Help them solve it with these ideas and tips
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CPDTeaching chemistry equilibria post-16
How to help students tackle equilibrium challenges at post-16
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CPDTeaching organic chemistry post-16
Introduce the study of molecules containing carbon atoms to your students with these many different contexts
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CPDTeaching rates of reaction post-16: part 2
Ideas and activities to help students explore catalysts
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CPDTeaching observation skills at 11–14
Observation is a key skill for budding chemists. This is how to develop it with your younger students
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CPDTeaching rates of reaction post-16
Ideas and activities to help students explore reaction dynamics and mechanisms
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CPDHow to teach controlled variable investigations at 11–14
Get your younger students confident with different types of variables and conducting well-controlled investigations