All Curriculum enhancement and enrichment articles
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IdeasEncourage your students to research
How independent research projects will benefit you and your students
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Ideas
Gif me your best teaching ideas
Making videos of microscale experiments is easy and draws students’ attention to key concepts
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O chemistree
This December, don’t deck the halls with boughs of holly, deck the lab with chemistrees
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School should be where students freely ask questions
We should create forums where all students can explore issues facing the LGBT community
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The RSC President’s Award 2018
What makes this team of six teachers and one technician so inspirational?
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Real world science in school
Collaborating with a university on extended projects for students
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Analysis
Why participate in CREST awards?
We find out how and why schools take part in this investigative project scheme
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Grand challenges set for science students
New competition asks young people to explore solutions for global health and development issues
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Molecular machines roll in for the 2016 chemistry Nobel
Ben Feringa, Jean-Pierre Sauvage and Fraser Stoddart take chemistry’s top gong for creating a series of nanoscale machines
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Robotic chemistry sets for the classroom
Can chemistry education in schools benefit from the explosion of low-cost robotic devices, ask Laurie Points, Jonathan Grizou and Leroy Cronin
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Review
Inquiry-based learning for multidisciplinary programs: a conceptual and practical resource for educators
Integrating IBL into the curricula
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Students put off studying science by schools
Perception of difficulty and lack of relevance to careers to blame
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Primary discoveries
David Overton and Tina Overton investigate a collaboration between chemistry students and teaching students to deliver lessons in primary schools
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Chemistry in the museum
Ruth Jarman opens the eyes of trainee teachers to opportunities to help students learn chemistry in informal settings
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Layer by layer
Andrew Turley investigates a build-it-yourself 3D printer you can use in your classroom
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The Lion, the Wich and the Waller
Almost 30 years after its closure, the historic Lion Salt Works in Cheshire opens its doors to the public. Volunteer Mike Tingle relates some of its history
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News
Problem solving tutor
Resource to help students develop their problem solving skills in quantitative chemistry
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Review
The interactive periodic table
Paul MacLellan looks at a new collaboration between YouTube’s chemistry stars and TED-Ed
