All News articles – Page 35
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NewsNew developments for Learn Chemistry
Following the launch of Learn Chemistry in January, there are some exciting new updates and resources to come soon
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NewsTeaching and learning through chemistry stories
Academics at the University of Bristol have published a booklet of chemistry stories designed for use in secondary school chemistry lessons
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NewsImminent deadline for student science communication competition
Time is running out for students to enter the RSC Bill Bryson Prize 2012
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NewsHelp form a new vision of science education
The Royal Society is asking members of the public to help contribute to their new vision for the future of science and mathematics education
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NewsNew professional recognition for science teachers and technicians
The Science Council has launched the RSciTech and RSci registers to help recognise high standards of professionalism at all levels of science
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NewsSpectroscopy in a Suitcase now available in Scotland
The RSC's highly successful Spectroscopy in a Suitcase scheme is now available to schools in Scotland
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NewsNew biofuel teaching resources
A new set of teaching resources for KS3 and above will help students consider the advantages and disadvantages of different types of biofuels.
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NewsSupporting research in chemical education
Karen J Ogilvie reports on how the RSC backs pedagogical research in science education
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NewsMixed fortunes and consultations in HE
As a new university chemistry department is planned, UCAS announces an overall drop in applications
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NewsNew teaching platform launched
The RSC has launched Learn Chemistry, providing stimulating, interactive learning resources
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NewsPoliakoff lecture
Martyn Poliakoff will give a lecture on 8 February when he accepts the 2011 Nyholm Prize for Education
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NewsThe periodic table of videos
Josh Howgego, PhD chemistry student at the University of Bristol, looks at some websites that may be of interest to chemistry teachers.
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NewsWin £2000 towards university fees
Those due to start an engineering, science or maths degree course in 2012 could win £2000 towards their university fees