All Feature articles – Page 6
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What curriculum reform means for you and your chemistry students
Chemistry teachers welcome science curriculum development
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Calculating moles and using Avogadro’s number
Use this explainer to help your students grasp the relationship between moles, mass and molecular mass
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Phytomining: how to mine a tree
Useful metals can be extracted from contaminated soil using plants
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Risk assessing your chemistry practicals
Keep on top of risk assessments to ensure your practical lessons are safe
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How to apply cognitive load theory to chemistry topics
Ideas from cognitive science to transform your chemistry teaching
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Toiletries and cosmetics: what’s on the label?
What do all those terms on the ingredients list mean?
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Get top marks with this effective past paper strategy
Try this approach to using exam questions for chemistry revision
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Why the world urgently needs more chemists
At a pivotal time in history, this vocation could be a lifeline in solving pressing global challenges
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Ocean acidification
How scientists are fighting the serious risk atmospheric carbon dioxide poses to our seas – and the planet
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Tackling gender equality in science
How to tackle gender equality and inspire a generation through science teaching
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Handing out the keys to language learning
Tips for introducing new vocabulary to your science students
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Advocating for race equity
How students at the University of Sussex are decolonising their own science education
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How to draw dot and cross diagrams
Use this step-by-step approach to covalent bonding with your 14–16 learners
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Talking about decolonising the curriculum with scientists past and present
Imagine a select group of Black, Asian and minority ethnic scientists from history and today discussing the lack of representation in science
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The essential elements of a quality science education
Discover the key aspects of science teaching to ensure students are scientifically literate
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