All RSC Education articles in Non-EiC content – Page 16
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Job profilePrincipal air quality consultant
Saba’s air quality assessments help clients worldwide to minimise their air pollution
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RSC NewsRound one results of 2023 Chemistry Olympiad
Grade boundaries revealed for annual Royal Society of Chemistry Olympiad competition
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RSC NewsImproving our Classic chemistry demonstrations collection
Discover a wealth of optimised experiments and demonstrations for your classroom.
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RSC NewsThe Find Your Element initiative
Read about an exciting RSC collaboration to empower 11–13 students from schools in challenging circumstances
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ResourcePractical skills tracking | 16–18 years
Use these editable tools to help learners develop their practical skills using the Common Practical Assessment Criteria (CPAC)
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Web pageTeaching science skills
Discover teaching strategies and classroom activities to help your learners develop essential scientific skills, from literacy to hypotheses and models
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ResourcePractical planning: spot the mistakes | 14–16 years
Use these exam-style questions to check your learners’ understanding of experimental skills and strategies
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Get the latest news, articles and resources from RSC Education and Education in Chemistry delivered to your inbox.
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ResourceUsing multiple models in science | 14–16 years
Interpret and evaluate multiple models of a molecule of hydrogen to develop understanding and discuss limitations of models in science
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RSC NewsStudent-led chemistry conference in Oxfordshire
Successful event helps develop science communication and research skills
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RSC NewsThe 2022 Science Teaching Survey findings
Find out what teachers, technicians and school leaders have to say about working in science education
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ResourceToxic socks: nanotechnology, ethics and society | 11–14 years
Use the example of nanotechnology in socks to introduce ethics in science with this structured practice debate
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ResourceStudent risk assessment: preparing a salt | 14–16 years
Two worksheets to guide learners in recognizing hazards, evaluating risks and identifying control measures
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External linkCelebrating Scientists with Explorify
Explorify have a collection of activities which focus on diverse STEM professionals, past and present, called Celebrating Scientists. For example, who is Kiara Nirghin? Who is Charles Macintosh? Or you can learn about the role of a ‘super broccoli’ food research scientist and an air pollution scientist.
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External linkExplorify
Explorify is an online primary science resource which is free to join and has hundreds of activities to engage children and get them thinking and talking
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ResourceDecomposition reactions | 11–14 years
Differentiated worksheets guide learners to consider word equations, symbol equations and conservation of mass linked to simple decomposition reactions
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ResourceStructure and bonding: exploding exam questions | 14–16 years
Present and practise a technique to help learners understand the language used in extended-reponse questions and improve their answers
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ResourceSTEM careers and skills activities
Introduce primary learners to STEM careers and encourage them to explore their own skills. Includes a game, colouring poster, fact files and teaching notes.
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RSC NewsJoin the ChemTeach community
It’s exclusive to chemistry teachers, full of lively discussion and ideas, plus it’s free
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Job profileLaboratory scientist apprentice
Kasia makes lubricants to improve the performance of metal-cutting tools while also studying towards a degree in chemical science