Our favourite blogposts of 2015

By Education in Chemistry2015-12-15T13:45:00

We take a look a back on the year. Which articles really got us thinking?

We love a good blogpost. The team here at EiC have looked back over 2015 and we've chosen our favourite articles of the year.

Student blogs

Michael Seery, blogger and editorial board member

I loved this blogpost and the idea of encouraging students to blog. A lot of the work we get students to do is for the teacher's eyes only. Encouraging blogging and opening up the work to a much wider audience enabled students to showcase their talents and interests well beyond curricular demands. These kinds of activities show that students can excel when their activities and assessment allow for creativity and varying forms of expression.

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