All RSC Education articles in Education in chemistry – Online 2026
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ArticleTeaching practical science
Boost your confidence and your learners’ outcomes with these articles focused on practical lessons
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ArticleJanuary 2026: Use ideas from this issue
Ideas for your classroom and teaching from our January 2026 issue
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RSC NewsSpark students’ curiosity for British Science Week 2026
Everything you need to plan for 6–15 March
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ArticleEiC’s year of science reading
Join in as we celebrate the National year of reading with recommendations for science and STEM-related books from the science education community. We’re nine months into the year and have more than 20 books on the list
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OpinionTough choices ahead for science education after the curriculum review
Education policy programme manager Laura Daly says more is needed to make science pathways accessible and future‑proof
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OpinionOracy is at the heart of chemistry teaching
The Curriculum and assessment review in England focuses on oracy, bringing its policy in line with what’s already happening in science classrooms, say teachers
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OpinionA reduction in the science curriculum is welcome
Head of science Jo McMullen explains how the curriculum and assessment review findings could impact teachers and students in SEND settings
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FeatureLook after your well-being as a new science teacher
Teaching science is hard work, particularly in the first few years. The good news is, being an excellent teacher and looking after yourself aren’t mutually exclusive
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IdeasGive science lessons a real-life context
Keep your learner’s curiosity burning by relating your topic to current issues and everyday life with these five approaches
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IdeasHow to pitch at the right level
Take the whole class with you every time with these useful tips
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Ideas5 tips to help chemists teach biology effectively
Apply your chemistry confidence and strengths – including precision, clarity and respect for evidence – to the biology lab with these teacher-tested suggestions
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IdeasHow to teach physics when you’re a chemist
Top tips from a physics teacher on confidently explaining concepts, maths and patterns
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NewsWhat GenAI can, and can’t, do for chemistry learning
Use AI to support your teaching but remain aware of limitations
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OpinionWhy teacher-led instruction must precede enquiry
Discover why you should rethink the order in which you teach and build students’ chemistry knowledge before letting them explore
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IdeasFive ways to conquer your curriculum change anxiety
Curriculum change is inevitable. Here’s how to handle it with confidence
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FeatureThe antidote to stress at work: glimmers
Forget triggers, focus on glimmers. Don’t underestimate the importance of those little moments of daily calm and connection to your well-being
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IdeasBring and brag CPD
A simple premise with a big impact – how can a little bragging benefit learners and develop your teaching practice?
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IdeasHow to support learners with graph drawing
Explore classroom strategies that help learners avoid common graphing mistakes and present data with confidence
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IdeasUse your chemistry strengths to teach biology brilliantly
Advice from a biology teacher for teaching out of your specialism effectively