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Simple guides to teaching core topics and skills in chemistry, including classroom ideas and common misconceptions
Teaching observation skills at 11–14
Observation is a key skill for budding chemists. This is how to develop it with your younger students
How to teach controlled variable investigations at 11–14
Get your younger students confident with different types of variables and conducting well-controlled investigations
How to teach the carbon cycle at 11–14
Ensure your students have a firm understanding of the chemistry behind climate change
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Teaching reacting masses at 14–16
Tackle this key concept in quantitative chemistry with these teacher-tested tips
Teaching alcohols at 14–16
Help students understand alcohols and their reactions
Teach electrolysis at 14–16
Encourage learners to be positive about electrolysis
How to teach aromatic chemistry at post-16
Tips and ideas to enhance your teaching of conjugated pi systems
Teaching atom economy, percentage yield and green chemistry post-16
Use these tips and ideas for teaching these quantitative topics
Teaching isomerism at post-16
Ensure your students succeed with structural and stereoisomerism
Measuring energy changes
Get practical with students and arm them with the skills and knowledge they need
Applying practical knowledge to unfamiliar contexts
Prepare students to use their learning in different situations
Lab safety | Teaching practical science
Encourage students to assess risk effectively
Effective pedagogy
Adaptive teaching helps every student thrive
4 ways to improve learning and understanding
How to break through the numeracy barrier
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