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Education in Chemistry - Staffroom articles
Why is my chemistry curriculum White?
Decolonising the chemistry curriculums at universities and in schools
The challenges of multi-course chemistry teaching
Teaching more than one course in a single class is commonplace for many teachers in Scotland and multi-course teaching of chemistry can be particularly complex
Improving retention of science teachers
What keeps great science teachers in the classroom?
Get support from … Education Support
From a free helpline to peer support groups, Education Support is dedicated to improving teachers’ mental health and well-being
Be nosy – peek inside a fellow teacher’s chemistry lab
Welcome to the teaching spaces of The Ladies’ College
Step into Pocklington School’s science labs
Want to see inside other chemistry classrooms?
Curious about other chemistry classrooms?
Who teaches in a space like this?
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Expert answers to trainees' burning questions
Classroom questions: Reducing teacher talk, beating NQT exhaustion and boosting test performance
Experts answer questions about reducing teacher talk, NQT exhaustion and helping pupils whose test performance doesn’t match their classroom understanding
Puzzles from this issue
The perfect accompaniment to leftover Easter eggs and hot cross buns? EiC’s puzzles
Never lose a pen again
Students borrow your pens and don’t return them? Trade your stationery for more exciting items
Why interdisciplinary learning makes sense for science teaching
Find out how one chemistry teacher is making it happen with their biology and geography colleagues
Enrich learning
Let’s take these opportunities to show science is for everyone
