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Factsheet – 10 Differences Between Chemistry and Chemical Engineering This factsheet explains to students 10 key difference between chemistry and chemical engineering, such as their history, their areas of study and more. Get more resources from whynotchemeng here and find out more at icheme.org/education/whynotchemeng.

Factsheet – Common Misconceptions about Chemical Engineering There are plenty of stereotypes about the chemical engineering profession that simply aren’t true. This factsheet contains some of the more common misconceptions about chemical engineers and chemical engineering, and puts them right. Get more resources from whynotchemeng here and find out more at icheme.org/education/whynotchemeng.

How Not to Run a Parental Engagement Meeting “People were engaging in mortal combat in the sports hall” – Tom Starkey takes a tongue-in-cheek look at your school’s last staff meeting...

The Curriculum has Been in a Muddle for Far Too Long It’s great that schools are now being asked to work towards coherence, insists Mary Myatt...

Celebrity Cracker Eating Challenge – Ordering Fractions Activity for KS2/3/4 Maths There’s a Celebrity cracker-eating contest going on, and students need to order the fractions to see who wins each heat and the series. Each one has an increasing difficulty of common denominator. Andy Lutwyche is a purveyor of mathematics and a producer of resources, more of which you can find on his TES shop. You […]

Who Won The Prize? Equivalent Fractions Quiz for KS2/3/4 Maths Decide who won the prize in the quiz by using equivalent fractions. Just a quick starter or plenary using fractions in a bit of context. Andy Lutwyche is a purveyor of mathematics and a producer of resources, more of which you can find on his TES shop. You can also follow him on Twitter at […]

8 of the best mean, median and mode worksheets and resources for KS3 and KS4 maths Sometimes it's good to be average, common and stuck in the middle, as your secondary students can find out with these lesson plans, activities, ideas and more...

‘Cost of Conflict’ Calculation Sheet Created by by Sonia Gill, founder of the consultancy Heads Up, this spreadsheet is intended help school leaders and business managers calculate how much time and money your school might be losing as a result of inter-staff conflict. Further details can be found in the explanatory video below. Sonia Gill is the author of Successful […]

How Not to Hold a Curriculum Redesign Meeting “We basically need to knowledge the crap out of everything” – Tom Starkey takes the minutes from your school’s last meeting...

RSPCA Animals and the Law KS4 Lesson Plan – Debating Animal Welfare In this lesson students take part in debating a motion regarding animals and the law. Included in this lesson plan: Starter activities Main activities Plenary activities Extension activities Curriculum objectives Learning outcomes Vocabulary Factsheets Teachers’ notes Images Find more great resources from the RSPCA at education.rspca.org.uk/education and follow @RSPCA_official on Twitter. Browse more ideas for […]

RSPCA Animals Used in Research KS4 Lesson Plan – Animals Used in Testing: A Debate In this lesson students will consider their attitudes towards animals and their use in experiments. They will also learn about what animals are used and how many, the main areas of research and testing using animals, the level and nature of animal suffering involved, and the different views on animal experimentation in society. Included in […]

RSPCA Animals Used in Research KS4 Lesson Plan – Ethics and Animal Research This lesson provides the opportunity to further explore the ethical issues relating to the use of animals in science. It also looks at how the public can have input into discussion and debate and the ways students can contribute within their own lives. The activities introduced here may extend over a series of lessons. Included […]

RSPCA Animals Used in Research KS4 Lesson Plan – Exploring Case Studies Throughout this lesson, students are encouraged to engage with the facts to develop their own thinking about animals used in research. They will consider in more detail the reasons why animals are used, the types of animals used, the purposes of the research and the impact this has on animals. They will also consider alternatives […]

RSPCA Genetic Engineering KS4 Lesson Plan – Animals Used in Medicine: Role Play In this lesson, students will consider the impact of advances in genetic alteration on animals and the consequences for animal welfare. Included in this lesson plan: Starter activities Main activities Plenary activities Extension activities Curriculum objectives Learning outcomes Vocabulary 2x factsheets 3x worksheets Teachers’ notes Find more great resources from the RSPCA at education.rspca.org.uk/education and […]

RSPCA Genetic Engineering KS4 Lesson Plan – Intensive Farming and Selective Breeding In this lesson, students will consider the effects of selective breeding and different production/management systems on farm animals and the resulting ethical and moral implications. Included in this lesson plan: Starter activities Main activities Plenary activities Extension activities Curriculum objectives Learning outcomes Vocabulary 2x factsheets 3x worksheets Teachers’ notes Images Find more great resources from […]

How Do You Model Good Writing for Students? Effective modelling should be part of every teacher’s toolkit, says Thomas Briars – and there are several ways of going about it...

What to do When your School has Decided Against Permanent Exclusions Choosing not to exclude persistently disruptive students is never an easy option, says Kylie Ingram – but it’s often the most rewarding one...

Equivalent fractions PowerPoint for KS2-4 maths This PowerPoint uses diagrams and photographs to illustrate the equivalence of simple fractions. SKILLSHEETS are a series of 32 books of photocopiable worksheets designed to teach basic maths and English in a straightforward and understandable way. You can find them at skillsheets.co.uk and on the TES at Skillsheets.

Multiple choice 32 – Equivalent fractions for KS2-4 Maths This activity can be used for AFL, revision, and as a starter or a plenary. It works well with mini whiteboards and is adaptable to voting systems. Can easily be printed off for class use. Aimed at KS2, KS3 and KS4, it is a multiple-choice activity on equivalent fractions. Find more resources from Simon Murphy […]

Using ICT to Reduce School Operating Costs Putting the right technology in place to support learning, rather than making learning work around technology, will enable schools to achieve a higher level of ICT delivery, says Jayne Davies...

It’s Time to Take Risks with your Lessons Learning should be dangerous, daring and educationally adventurous, and as a teacher you should be making mistakes to learn from along the way, says Ben Cooper...

Enabling Students with Profound Learning Difficulties to Work Alongside Mainstream Peers Benefits All At Royal Docks Academy, enabling students with profound and multiple learning difficulties to live and learn alongside their mainstream peers is unlocking benefits for every student, as Zama Shozi explains…

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Romeo and Juliet Key Quotations – Tybalt Capulet Helen Mears picks out lines that could help students explain the significance of this minor, yet crucial, character...

Why I Won’t Stop Fighting for the Arts in Schools The creative industries in this country are worth billions, says James Haddrell – and for young people, the chance to participate in the arts can prove priceless...

KS4 Science Lesson Plan – The Chemistry of Pollution Train students as ‘environment agents’ to help them develop analytical skills. Environmental awareness is something I am proud to see in my students. Whether it is indignation about plastic pollution, a willingness to tackle teaching staff on wastage or determination to achieve the EcoSchools status, a great many of our younger generation are very switched […]

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