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Lesson planWhat happens when something dissolves? | Lesson plan | 11–14 years
Explore dissolving and help your learners explain observations using the particle model with this lesson plan and activities
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NewsEnsure chemistry students get the most out of practical work
Top tips from research to improve understanding and collaboration in practicals
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NewsBoost confidence in STEM
Discover how writing tasks can stimulate learning and boost confidence
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Event NewsVariety in Chemistry Education 2015
Michael Seery reports from the conference for chemistry teaching and learning in higher education
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OpinionWarming to PeerWise
In this post I have an argument with myself about whether I will use PeerWise. I'm not sure which side wins...
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ResourceSelf and peer assessment | Principles of assessment for learning
Find out how you can use self and peer assessment to actively involve students in their learning, including teaching tips and examples to use in your classroom.