Education in Chemistry

Ideas for your classroom and teaching from our May 2025 issue Source: © Visual Generation/Shutterstock Try this Bust common misconceptions when teaching solubility at 14–16 and atom economy, percentage yield and green chemistry at post-16 using our CPD articles Amaze students with this properties of polymers demo using just sodium polyacrylate, water, table salt and three cups Make excess and limiting reagents more accessible for your 14–16 year-old learners with five tips and build their...

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Ideas for your classroom and teaching from our July 2024 issue Get the print issue To receive bimonthly print issues of Education in Chemistry, sign up to Teach Chemistry – it’s free and easy to register. Already get print issues? Don’t forget to renew for 2024/25. Sign up by 23 August to get the September 2024 print issue.

Ideas for your classroom and teaching from our May 2024 issue Get the print issue To receive bimonthly print issues of Education in Chemistry, sign up to Teach Chemistry – it’s free and easy to register or renew for 2024/25. Plus, if you sign up by 10 June, you’ll get the July 2024 print issue.

Ideas for your classroom and teaching from our March 2024 issue Get the print issue To receive bimonthly print issues of Education in Chemistry, sign up to Teach Chemistry – it’s free and easy to register. Plus, if you sign up by 22 April, you’ll get the May 2024 print issue.

Ideas for your classroom and teaching from our January 2024 issue Get the print issue To receive bimonthly print issues of Education in Chemistry, sign up to Teach Chemistry – it’s free and easy to register. Plus, if you sign up by 23 February, you’ll get the March 2024 print issue. Classroom inspiration Take this no-nonsense approach to make sure students get organised and hand their homework in on time Teaching addition polymers?