All Secondary education articles – Page 11
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OpinionWhy I teach chemistry as a creative discipline
Chemistry needs creative approaches and it is possible to teach them
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NewsWhat’s in a question?
When it comes to challenging your students, are you asking the right questions?
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IdeasSelf-assessment grids: quick and easy feedback
Use multiple-choice questions to motivate students to assess their own learning
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NewsTeaching bedbound learners practical science
The challenges of practical science on a hospital ward
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NewsDamian Hinds is new education secretary
Will the new minister get to grips with pressing problems like teacher retention?
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NewsIrish government plans to increase chemistry student numbers by 20%
But recruiting teachers could be a big barrier
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NewsThe Chemistry for All project
Tamjid Mujtaba shares findings from an ongoing five-year study into barriers and enablers to chemistry for disadvantaged students
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Event NewsHow to get permission to go to a conference
Making a persuasive case to attend external professional development events
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OpinionExams – the insider’s perspective
Neil Goalby writes exam questions – the work is creative and benefits his teaching
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IdeasUsing research to save time
Think you’re too busy to engage in education research? Here are some ways to approach research-informed practice so it actually saves you time
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FeatureRecruiting and retaining teachers
The number of trainee chemistry teachers is plummeting while qualified teachers continue to leave the profession. Kat Arney investigates what might be done to reverse the trend. An impossible problem?
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OpinionTeaching workloads and pay don’t add up
A bursary and training support eased my transition into teaching, but the work-life balance after two years made me look elsewhere
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FeatureLosing our technicians: the crisis facing schools
Where does the technician staffing crisis come from and what can be done about it?