4 ways to help your learners succeed with science words
How monkeys and mnemonics, peanuts and prefixes will help all your learners grasp scientific vocabulary
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4 ways to help your learners succeed with science words
How monkeys and mnemonics, peanuts and prefixes will help all your learners grasp scientific vocabulary
Using talk to help learners master organic mechanisms
Improve post-16 students’ understanding through verbal communication
Build confidence with guided, active and purposeful practicals
Flip quantitative chemistry on its head with just a dropping pipette, water and coin to engage learners
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Boiling without heating
Evaporation, entropy and the Marangoni effect
Make water ‘disappear’ with a superabsorbent polymer
Demonstrate electrochemistry with a gravity cell
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