4 ways to teach organic compounds at 14–16
Use these teacher-tested ideas to compound learners’ knowledge of carbon atoms
4 ways to teach organic compounds at 14–16
Use these teacher-tested ideas to compound learners’ knowledge of carbon atoms
Combine stories and demos for wow lessons
Weave storytelling into classroom practicals to deepen engagement and understanding
How to build a culture of hard work in your classroom
Why hard work matters more than data – and how to make it happen
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Explore the nitrogen oxides: unexpected equilibrium
Explore the nitrogen oxides: Avogadro’s law revisited
Forming a cloud in a bottle
Boiling without heating
Evaporation, entropy and the Marangoni effect
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Master organic mechanisms with an arrows-first approach
Use an arrows-first approach to mechanistic organic chemistry to deepen your post-16 learners’ understanding and improve their assessment outcomes
Integrating scaffolding and metacognition into titrations
Can a flipped-practical approach encourage thinking and self-reflection?
Creative exercises to connect concepts in organic chemistry
Learn how to use purposeful prompts to encourage students to make meaningful connections between newly learned and previously covered ideas
Do I have a chemistry identity?
Nurture identity and confidence in class and help students see chemistry as theirs
We need to talk about in-person events
Online or face-to-face networking meetings: what do teachers prefer?
