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Periodic table

Consolidate students' understanding of the periodic table, its key elements and transition metals with a range of engaging classroom activities, revision tasks and adaptable resources. 

 

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Making mock marking easier in science

Making mock marking easier in science

Published: 01/10/2019

Sarah Longshaw leads the Cheshire and Stockport Science Learning Partnership. Here she shares her tips for making science mock marking easier during your training year.

By: Sarah Longshaw
Championing fieldwork - taking geography back outside

Championing fieldwork - taking geography back outside

Published: 13/08/2020

Martin Sutton is the subject leader for Secondary Geography ITT at the University of Reading and a former head of department. Here he shares his ideas for championing fieldwork during your training year.

By: Martin Sutton
Spelling, punctuation and grammar – resources for the classroom

Spelling, punctuation and grammar – resources for the classroom

Published: 08/02/2022

Comma splices? Misplaced apostrophes? Excessive exclamation marks? Get KS3-5 English students back on track with this selection of spelling, punctuation and grammar resources.

By: Lucy Hewitt
20 tips for training history teachers

20 tips for training history teachers

Published: 25/08/2020

Expert guidance, tips and advice to help you to succeed during your history training year from Will Bailey-Watson, PGCE History Subject Lead at the University of Reading.

By: Will Bailey-Watson
Improving reading comprehension

Improving reading comprehension

Published: 03/02/2022

Reading comprehension – understanding the meaning of a text – is key to developing the reading skills of all students, and particularly struggling readers at secondary school. Here's a selection of our favourite lesson ideas, comprehension worksheets and classroom resources. 

By: Lucy Hewitt
Teaching ideas – women in STEM
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Teaching ideas – women in STEM

Published: 07/10/2014
Encouraging girls to think about STEM careers is an important role for schools. It requires a multi-facted approach this article explores ideas for introducing students to women in science and engineering, both historical and contemporary. by Teachit Science editor
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Teaching ideas – antibiotic resistance
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Teaching ideas – antibiotic resistance

Published: 28/01/2017
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Teaching idea – changing state
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Teaching idea – changing state

Published: 28/01/2017
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Teaching ideas – graphene
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Teaching ideas – graphene

Published: 06/04/2017
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Teaching ideas – physics equations

Teaching ideas – physics equations

Published: 21/11/2017
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20 teaching ideas and strategies to support students with dyslexia

20 teaching ideas and strategies to support students with dyslexia

Published: 28/06/2018

Dr Gavin Reid is an expert in dyslexia. He shares his top ideas and strategies for working effectively with dyslexic students.

By: Gavin Reid
Using assistive technology to support dyslexic writers

Using assistive technology to support dyslexic writers

Published: 01/08/2019

Malcolm Litten is a tutor, trainer and consultant in assistive technology. Here he explores the tools available to help dyslexic students who struggle with writing.

By: Malcolm Litten
Text-to-speech assistive technology for dyslexic students

Text-to-speech assistive technology for dyslexic students

Published: 05/08/2019

Malcolm Litten, tutor, trainer and consultant in assistive technology, offers advice on a range of free tools to help dyslexic students.

By: Malcolm Litten
Becoming a reflective teacher: the practicalities

Becoming a reflective teacher: the practicalities

Published: 05/08/2019

Lorna Smith, Senior Lecturer in Education at the University of Bristol, shares her advice for how to develop a more reflective approach during your training year.

By: Lorna Smith
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