All RSC Education articles in May 2013
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NewsFree polymer courses for teachers
Secondary science teachers in the UK are invited to register for free, four day residential Polymer Study Tours
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OpinionTeaching stereochemistry 50 years on
Behind the scenes of Education in Chemistry 50 years ago - Molecular shapes and new chemistry galleries at the Science Museum
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ReviewA-level chemistry: key skills and knowledge booster
Trevor Critchley reviews this comprehensive guide
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FeatureSpectroscopy in your classroom - portable analysis
Tracy McGhie explains how your students can solve a murder mystery using state-of-the-art equipment
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FeatureBehind the scenes at the Victorian pharmacy
Jane Essex and a team of students use simple analytical tests to identify the contents of hundreds of bottles in an old chemist's shop
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FeatureThe ethics of green chemistry teaching
Chemical industry legislation may be the ideal basis for the development of green educational programmes
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FeatureTextile conservation
Anita Quye explains how to look after fragile fabrics for future generations
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SoundbiteDetective work and food fraud
How did horse meat remain undetected in the food chain for long enough to reach supermarket shelves? Ian Farrell investigates
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OpinionEditorial - Politics and discussions
...but students are wowed by practical hands-on chemistry
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NewsThe right medicine for educational research?
Too much reliance on random trials in education would be 'bad science', says Keith S Taber
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Exhibition chemistryEthanol rockets
Putting the energy from the 'methanol whoosh bottle experiment' to good use
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OpinionFrom Faraday to today
Peter Wothers shares Michael Faraday's belief that children are never too young to discover and be fascinated by chemistry
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MathsFractions: fear and loathing in mathematics
Paul Yates overcomes some common misconceptions and misunderstandings encountered when dealing with fractions
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The MoleLeonard Winning: Head of Chemistry at Kingston Grammar School
One of our Dr ChemNets tells Emma Stoye how chemistry took him from the lab to the classroom
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The MoleA nose for trouble
Ian Le Guillou finds out how new technology and chemistry are catching up with sniffer dogs in the race to rescue people trapped in disaster zones
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