Blended learning: a ‘how to’ guide

By Katie Nuttall and Alissa Owen2021-09-21T07:00:00

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Tuesday 21 September, 4–5pm BST, online

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Join us for a live and interactive session on how to use blended learning in secondary education. This session will be delivered by Robert Campbell (lecturer in primary and secondary science at St Mary’s University) and Katie Nuttall (RSC education coordinator). It will be supported by Alissa Owen (RSC education coordinator). It is suitable for anyone teaching or supporting secondary science.

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