Nail every practical lesson

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Great advice for new (and experienced) teachers to ensure classroom experiments go well every time

Chemistry teachers in Scotland, Laura Scoular and Hayley Russell share advice to help student, trainee, probationary and newly qualified science teachers build their confidence and skills in taking practical lessons. They talk about strategies for setting up experiments, working with technicians, managing classroom behaviour and enthusing students with demonstrations.

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