TES online and the first Periodic Table on the Web

By Tony Tooth2008-05-01T00:00:00

Web watch: Tony Tooth looks at some websites that may be of interest to chemistry teachers

Times Education Supplement

Registration only takes a couple of minutes, is free and gives access to a wide variety of resources - not just jobs advertised in the TES. There are five main sections: jobs, reviews, community, resources and news published in the TES. The reviews section is searched by subject and level and, though 'chemistry' isn't an option offered, a search under 'science' and 'KS4' led me quickly to a variety of potentially useful tomes, including Keeping the light on: fossil fuels in the century of climate change and Energy (sustainable world).

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