All RSC Education articles in Education in chemistry – Online 2026 – Page 2
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ArticleThe formula for better maths
Build your confidence teaching maths in science, and boost your students’ understanding, with these tips for preparation and collaboration
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IdeasHow to teach forces when you’re a chemistry teacher
Tips to cut out common misconceptions, strengthen learner understanding and confidently teach this fundamental physics topic
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NewsFour ways teachers use AI to plan lessons
Learn how experienced teachers use generative AI tools to refine ideas, challenge assumptions and strengthen their lessons
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FeatureGet to the root of maths anxiety to build confidence with calculations
Make the maths visible, divide it from the chemistry and add low-stakes practice: evidence-informed strategies for maths success in chemistry
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FeatureHow my dyslexia enhances my science teaching
A science teacher shares her experiences and how she’s educating peers and learners to better support others with dyslexic
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NewsNew membranes could slash fractional distillation emissions
Discover how membrane technology could cut the energy and emissions associated with crude oil refining
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FeatureHappy, positive and high attaining
Advice and resources to encourage all learners to reach their potential and to think more, while maintaining their mental health
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FeatureWork with maths teachers to see students succeed in chemistry
Map skills, sequence curriculums and tackle different terminology and approaches to boost your students’ maths skills in science
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IdeasHow to teach graph skills in science lessons
Translate graph skills into a science context with these teacher-tested tips
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IdeasAdd proportional reasoning to your chemistry lessons
Follow this step-by-step guide to using ratio tables to deepen all of your learners’ conceptual and mathematical understanding
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InterviewMeet the science teacher turned technician
Find out why Rebecca earned the title of science ninja, how she gets the most out of everything in the cupboard and her secret for getting cups of tea
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IdeasShould scientists do that?
Embed the ethics of science into your teaching of knowledge, concepts and practicals, and avoid introducing Jurassic Park into your lab
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InterviewMeet the teacher who loves an analogy
What’s the one resource Emily’s science department couldn’t run without? Hint: you’ve already read about it …
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