All Ideas articles – Page 9
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Ideas10 ways to teach and learn while school’s closed
How to navigate the ins and outs of remote teaching in the wake of coronavirus
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IdeasSecure students’ understanding of scientific vocabulary
Banish misconceptions and build a foundation of understanding for science terminology with the Frayer model template
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Ideas5 practical ideas for using Johnstone’s triangle
How to help your students link conceptual levels
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IdeasHow to find good teaching resources
Get the high-quality teaching resources you need, both online and off
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IdeasHelp students find reliable internet resources for organic chemistry
Teach your pupils to make the right research choices in a never-ending ocean of options
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Ideas10 effective questioning techniques
A fresh look at how to manage pupils’ responses to questions
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IdeasCurb colleague conflict
What should a head of department do when conflict flares between colleagues?
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IdeasConfronting fears in the lab
Practical work can scare pupils. Here’s how to overcome their worries
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IdeasEncourage your students to research
How independent research projects will benefit you and your students
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IdeasStrategies for six-mark questions
Get your students practising answering these within the time limit
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IdeasEscape the classroom: advanced challenges for older students
Six more puzzles to challenge and enthuse your students
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IdeasImprove executive function skills for all
Develop students’ organisational skills to help them get everyday tasks done efficiently
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IdeasImprove manipulative skills for all
Ensure your students stay safe in practical classes, especially those with difficulties handling equipment
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IdeasImprove numeracy for all
Help your students improve their numeracy skills with these simple learning aids
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IdeasSupporting diverse learners
How to boost students’ acquisition of technical language in the science classroom
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IdeasWhy the periodic table is a student’s best friend
How to encourage your pupils to use it as a resource
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IdeasHelp students grasp the evolving nature of science
Students are expected to understand that scientific knowledge develops based on new evidence – here are four ways to illustrate how science advances