Bringing cutting-edge chemistry to the classroom

By Annabel Jenner2019-03-18T10:30:00

How to use the latest scientific developments to inspire your class

When teaching to a specification, particularly for examination, it can be difficult to find space to encourage pupils to keep an eye on all those newsworthy innovations that relate to chemistry. So, what can be done to boost pupils’ awareness of current developments in chemistry?

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