20 August 2023

WiFi Analysis

Using WiFi is sometimes a bit more complex than some students realise. We looked at the WiFi strength and also how much WiFi interference there is in this area with other users also using WiFi.


 

19 August 2023

Ready for Maths


 Year 12 to 13 Maths is tough during the holiday. Most of my students have been attempting at least 2 AS level papers each week to maintain and improve their Maths skills over the holiday. A period of consolidation really improves their Maths skills.

18 August 2023

Sodium

Cutting a piece of Sodium to see how easily it cuts with a scalpel, and then watching the shiny metal surface as it reacts with the air in the atmosphere.


 

17 August 2023

Lesson Prep


 Lesson Prep - learning all about schema.org and tags to put into websites ready to teach some new students. Part of the fun of teaching is actaully the teachers learning new things.

16 August 2023

Online Maths classes


 Online Maths lessons seem to be very popular. No travel and working with virtual classmates. The difference is in the production, two-way interaction, using phones as tablets and whiteboarding as well as multiple cameras and visualisers. The setup does make a difference in education. Teaching and demonstrating GCSE and A-level Maths and Further Maths at Hemel Private Tuition, part of Philip M Russell Ltd.

15 August 2023

Old Oscilloscope


 Getting out the very old Oscilloscope to demonstrate how the machine works. The lid comes off easily revealing all the parts inside. Students are amazed at the size of a CRT.

14 August 2023

Linking Sciences


 Food tests where Chemistry and Biology interact. I like to remove artificial barriers between the sciences and get students to think about linking Engineering and Maths with Chemistry, Physics and Biology.

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