All RSC Education articles in November 2011
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ReviewScience newswise 2
Trevor Critchley reviews this text dedicated to bringing the news into science lessons
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NewsVariety in Chemistry Education 2011
Personal highlights from Michael Seery, a lecturer at the Dublin Institute of Technology
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FeatureTeaching chemistry in 3D using crystal structure data
Fundamental topics such as stereochemistry are taught in 2 or 2.5D - the Cambridge Structural Database provides an interactive 3D solution
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ReviewSolar energy and 3D molecules
Tony Tooth looks at some websites that may be of interest to chemistry teachers.
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Exhibition chemistryDissolving copper in nitric acid
The dramatic reaction between copper and nitric acid ought to be seen
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NewsCareers advice 'crucial' in encouraging greater science take-up
More pupils do physics and chemistry after the age of 16 in schools which provide a more comprehensive range of careers advice
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NewsThe big science challenge
The British Council is inviting secondary schools to enter a competition to win a trip to Dubai
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NewsChemistry in the context of global challenges
The Royal Society Of Chemistry has published the first report in their Global Frameworks for Chemistry Education project
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NewsChemistry connections - chemistry genealogy
Mapping student-supervisor relationships throughout history to create a timeline of academic heritage
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NewsImproving science in colleges
Ofsted has published a report which identifies the ways in which successful colleges have improved the quality of their science teaching
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FeatureDrug Discovery: metformin and the control of diabetes
Type 2 diabetes is a serious disease, and it's on the increase. The search for a treatment is a story that traverses the world and touches on the treatment of other diseases
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NewsNot quite crystalline crystals win Nobel prize
The 2011 Nobel prize for chemistry has gone to Dan Shechtman
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NewsNew hazard labels and legislation
New pictograms, signal words, hazard and precautionary statements are in use