Science teachers. I've been reading through this useful document on the language of Maths in Science. Free from @theASE. A very useful tome for Science teachers and one I have only come across this week:

Entered all of our A Level Phys students in to the British Physics Olympiad, 3 have come back having qualified. All round excellent scores, and an excellent way to try out problem solving skills in a new and interesting way! Bring on the next round!

Here is a lovely line spectra activity for students 🙂 https://t.co/AzWJFwUEQ9

WEBINAR: Bring #math and #science concepts to life with PhET Interactive Simulations through #interaction and #exploration. Learn strategies to lead effective #whole-class discussions using progressive #questioning sequences to deepen understanding. https://t.co/gmBCfXT5fS

Absolutely love this to demonstrate waves, I love having a few great Physics specialists to brainstorm awesome visual aids with! @ChatPhysics

About to start teaching science? Here is a how-to guide about how to teach all of GCSE physics. Strap in - it’s 24 hours long. Please share and use, copy and develop further anything you want. https://t.co/TX8gFsa2KC

Happy with these booklets for chemistry calcs (AQA combine chemistry) One for teaching and one to provide homework practise for mastery Teaching Booklet https://t.co/9dA4IbQT5G Homework Practise  https://t.co/317c5jHzp4 #chemistryeducation #teachchem @Hookean1

Why raindrops don't kill

Surface tension is actually a tension. Watch how the soap film acts like a thin elastic band. https://t.co/jctiQrS6RF

My photo kissing a nuclear waste cask went viral and people had… opinions about it. There was outrage, with many claiming it was dangerous and that I was hurting my future children (lol). Here’s why kissing a nuclear waste cask is actually fine🧵

Don't know if I'm late to the party on this one or what, but I hate stearic acid to show latent heat as it takes about 40 mins! The answer... beeswax! Takes about 8 mins and hovers perfectly at 52 deg. S's think it's magic, but that's what Science is! @ChatPhysics

A fantastic article written by a fantastic practition, if I implement this into my practice, then my students will probably do better!

ANNOUNCING! Saturday 1st of March 2025, the biggest event that @TTRadioOfficial has ever hosted - Teachers Talk Connect! We want you! Speaker applications are now open, details here...

My hatred of formula triangles is now in print @RSC_EiC, really happy with how it's turned out and looking forward to writing some more on linking Maths and Science teaching!

A good choice, should be a permanent change but knowing it'll be for the next 3 years will be helpful!

@Hookean1 @ChatPhysics It would be something like these great ones done by @MrARobbins, https://t.co/6jRxpUwguG Loads of simple questions to get information drilled in

Before I start making them, does anyone have SLoP booklets for each of the topics in GSCE Physics? The ones I have gathered for Bio and Chem are 200 AO1 style questions, can't find anything similar for Phys though... @Hookean1 @ChatPhysics

I love using "because, but, so" in the classroom.

Did not see this coming! There's an Ofqual consultation on potentially continuing to give GCSE equation sheets for the next three years. You can give your thoughts on the link below 👇 https://t.co/HCBDbpKyt9

It's October 3rd, Mean Girls day, so let's learn when the limit does not exist: