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Or instead, why not take a look at some of the more recent articles published in Education in Chemistry.
Everything you need to teach states of matter
Particle diagrams, changes of state and properties of states – perfect for your 11–14 year-old learners
Why are fewer students entering GCSE chemistry?
And will this lead to fewer specialist science teachers?
Forming a cloud in a bottle
Explore evaporation, condensation and equilibrium with this quick and easy demonstration
Using talk to help learners master organic mechanisms
Improve post-16 students’ understanding through verbal communication
Is flexible teaching the answer to school staffing troubles?
See how flexible working arrangements can help you and help your school recruit and retain teachers
Meet the STEM lead who teaches in BSL and lives with Ant and Dec
Derek, chemistry teacher at Heathlands School for Deaf Children, shares his love for flipped learning and for creating accessible educational videos
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
Bring Hess’s cycles to life
Demystify this abstract concept for your learners in a few steps – literally