All RSC Education articles in January 2017
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FeatureThe massive problem of microplastics
As plastics fill up and pollute our oceans, recognising their value rather than thinking of them as disposable could help us deal with what has turned into a large, global problem
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NewsMulti-talented polymer more versatile than sum of its parts
Material with mix-and-match functionalities could be used in smart windows
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FeatureChemistry stinks
Jacob Cox, Simon Rees and Peter Banks describe educational techniques linking the sense of smell with memory
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ReviewThe feedback loop
Circular assessment: using formative assessment data for science teaching and learning
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NewsDibrominated tag helps identify new natural products
New substance allows researchers to find new aldehyde- and ketone-containing natural products
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NewsInternational studies highlight low teacher morale in UK
PISA and TIMSS show mixed results for the UK
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Exhibition chemistryCreating copper
Declan Fleming presents a beautiful demonstration with lots of teaching potential
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OpinionWho is chemistry for?
Could refocusing chemistry education open doors to students with additional educational needs?
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FeatureMagical demonstrations
Neil Monteiro shows how taking lessons from magicians can make your demos come alive
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SoundbiteTime to get out the vitamin D
Nina Notman looks at recent advice to start popping vitamin D supplements during the shorter days
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Magnificent moleculesPolyethylene terephthalate
Fernando Gomollón-Bel discovers the story of one of the most ubiquitous artificial compounds
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FeatureTeaching career skills to undergraduates
Using context- and problem-based learning to increase commercial awareness for chemistry undergraduates
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