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Science KBase
- Feynman Diagrams (Part 1)
- Feynman Diagrams (Part 2)
- Resources for Cambridge Technicals : Level 2: UNIT 1: Science of the Earth
- Pros and Cons of Renewable Energy
- NEW Flipbook: GCSE Sociology Revision Notes .... Gender
- Open Educational Resources
- Origin of Spectacular Sunsets
- How Green is your school?
- Material Choices (Websites)
- The Earth in the Universe (Websites)
SciGallery.com
- FREE Resources for Teachers and Students
- GCSE Geography Revision : Urbanisation
- GCSE Sociology Revision : Social Stratification
- GCSE Biology Revision : Inherited Diseases
- GCSE Chemistry : Chemical Bonds (Mind map) , pdf version
- GCSE Chemistry : Alkanes (Mind map) , pdf version
- GCSE Science : The Earth’s Atmosphere (Mind map), pdf version
- GCSE Chemistry Mindmap : Exothermic and Endothermic Reactions (example)
- Free resources for students and teachers…
- Why immunisation can fail…
e-physics.org.uk
- A-Level Physics Revision, Vibrations, Resonance and Damping
- A-Level Revision : Types of Radioactive Decay (3)
- A-Level Physics Revision : Radioactive Decay (2)
- A-Level Physics Revision : Radioactive Decay (1)
- A-Level Physics Revision : Disposal of High Level Nuclear Waste
- A-Level Physics Revision : The Strong Nuclear Force
- A-Level Physics Revision : Forces and Exchange Particles
Schoolscience provides resources for science education…
Schoolscience provides a large range of resources for teachers and students . It is provided by The Association for Science Education, the UK’s largest subject teaching association. Enrich your teaching and learning in science!
Free online resources for teaching and learning
Here are some useful free resources for teaching and learning Prezi When powerpoint is simply not good enough! https://prezi.com/index/4/ Animto Create extraordinary videos http://animoto.com Wordle An online facility for creating ‘word clouds’ http://www.wordle.net/ Popplet A tool for the iPad and web to capture and organise ideas… http://popplet.com/
How science really works….
Here is a very useful website, dedicated to the understanding of “how science really works” http://undsci.berkeley.edu/ (image credit:mjo)
Suggested websites for science teachers….
Here is a useful set of websites for science teachers on edutopia.com http://www.edutopia.org/blog/websites-for-science-teachers-eric-brunsell You can also recommend your own websites on the blog.
Open Educational Resources
Here is a useful roundup covering Open Educational Resources http://www.edutopia.org/open-educational-resources-guide