Who teaches in a space like this?

By Lisa Clatworthy2021-08-31T07:20:00

A chemistry teacher creating a fireball in a school lab

Source: © Sara Lambard and Katie Smith

Curious about other teaching spaces? Take a peek inside the teaching spaces at Jedburgh Grammar Campus then

Teaching spaces for chemistry (and science) learning vary across the nations, from school to school. This article gives an insight into the teaching and learning spaces at a school in Scotland, with two teachers of chemistry sharing how they use the labs and other areas, as well as their approach to embedding technology in their science teaching.

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