Science teachers

Self-guided presentation about electricity with slides, web exploration, activities and more.

Great short video to explain the jump from the Bohr model to the QM model

Ed Walsh, Science Advisor for Cornwall Learning, has taken eight of the case studies from the book and turned them into lessons aimed at GCSE level students. The lessons are designed to engage and excite students and encourage them to think for themselves. Pupils in secondary schools are in many cases very capable of understanding the 'Bad Science' approach and making good use of it themselves. Their grasp of scientific concepts and their enquiring minds mean that Bad Science is good for school science.

"At the Exploratorium, we dissect cow eyes to show people how an eye functions, and look at the parts that make up an eye. In this video, one of our staff Explainers demonstrates a cow eye dissection."

Great visualisation tool of chemistry in action.

"We want to excite children about the world of science and the Molecularium program is a tremendous tool to ignite their curiosity." Shirley Ann Jackson, President, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute The Molecularium® Project's mission is to expand science literacy and awareness. We aim to excite audiences of all ages to explore and understand the molecular nature of the world around them.

Instructional

ExpeRimental A series of short films making it fun, easy and cheap to do science at home with your children.

Super resource for not only teacher created review and introduction activities, but remember, the computer lab and their Macbooks- let them make their own games.

"This is a guest post by Joanne Manaster, a cell biologist and educator at the University of Illinois who writes a blog at Scientific American. She is active on social media as an advocate for STEM and science literacy."

"What the bureau really found is that many STEM graduates don't all wind up in the very most STEMmy of positions. The bureau counted computer workers, mathematicians and statisticians, engineers, and life, physical, and social scientists as STEM positions."

Game that asks kids to answer questions about invasive species, endangered animals and so on.

Great video that explains how collimating properties help in the radiator of a car.

Great article for class discussion!