All RSC Education articles in Education in Chemistry – January 2022
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AnalysisWhy is my chemistry curriculum White?
Decolonising the chemistry curriculums at universities and in schools
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Ideas5 effective ways to teach balancing equations
Tried-and-tested approaches to build student skills and confidence
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FeatureWhat’s behind the CO₂ shortage?
Dependence on a single source of production left us with a deficit
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CPD articleTeaching chemistry equilibria post-16
How to help students tackle equilibrium challenges at post-16
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NewsTurning scrap metal into hi-tech alloys
Electrochemically stripping carbon from steel during recycling
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NewsSame molecule, different representations
Chemistry is full of varied representations. How do we help our students identify the information encoded within them?
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IdeasTeach complex concepts easily with paper prompts
How folding paper is a successful learning tool for complex topics
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OpinionShould we rethink when we teach groups 1, 7 and 0?
Embedding fundamental chemistry skills effectively may require some resequencing
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IdeasHow to solve a murder
Combine chemical analysis and practical activities to crack a crime and engage younger students
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NewsA virtual check for CO₂ capture tech
Finding carbon recovery materials using software and not lab tests
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Exhibition chemistryShocking revelations: a conductometric titration
Strengthen students’ mental models of particles reacting in solution
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In my classroomWant to see inside other chemistry classrooms?
Want to see inside another chemistry classroom for some inspiration? Here, some clever planning and design has really paid off
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IdeasHow to succeed as a new science teacher
Four fab hacks to help you thrive in your first years of teaching science
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FeatureThe essential elements of a quality science education
Discover the key aspects of science teaching to ensure students are scientifically literate
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OpinionWork the classroom
Prophecies of the demise of school buildings are misplaced. We need in-person teaching
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FeatureTalking about decolonising the curriculum with scientists past and present
Imagine a select group of Black, Asian and minority ethnic scientists from history and today discussing the lack of representation in science