Using a Tellurium to demonstrate an eclipse. Why doesn't an eclipse happen every month, and how the moon's phases work. Being able to see the moon's orbit and then the size to scale dispels many of the preconceived ideas the students have of space.
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Students working out just what formulae are and are not in the exam sheet. Then, the panic can begin to memorise the formulae that are not...
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Negative feedback is a difficult concept to try and get over so I tried using a balance board and the @pascoscientific smart cart strapped... -
Getting a classic set of results for the titration of NaOH and HCl is not that difficult but it is nice when we can get students to this ... -
Mechanics: the grand meeting of Maths & Physics! Using strobe light & a ball drop for gravity-acceleration calculations and SUVAT fo...
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