Lisa Clatworthy
Lisa is editor for Education in Chemistry and managing editor for Chemical Education Research and Practice.
Contact info
- Email:
- clatworthyl@rsc.org
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In my classroomWho teaches in a space like this?
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OpinionWhat does the future of education look like?
Searching for a silver lining in the clouds on the education horizon
OpinionChoosing to challenge
Women scientists hardly get a name check in science curriculums. It’s time to change that
OpinionBeing anti-racist in science education
Good intentions are not enough. We need to work to counter racism in science education