25 November 2024
Blood Typing
GCSE Biology Playing detective identifying blood using simple ABO blood tests on artificial blood. Fun and educational, leading to an understanding of tissue rejection and markers on cells for identification.
24 November 2024
claustrophobia
She sits in the corner of a small lift that has broken down. She feels the walls pressing in on her. She has a phobia of confined spaces. Is this anxiety normal, and is it natural to feel this way - We explore in A Level Psychology.
22 November 2024
Flame Tests
One of the students' favourite experiments are flame tests and then identifying an unknown material.
21 November 2024
Measuring Radioactivity
You can't see it, taste it, or smell it, but with the @pascoscientific Wireless Geiger counter, you can hear the radiation and see the results plotted on a graph. The students were really surprised about the amount of background radiation.
20 November 2024
Argand Diagrams
Investigating the modulus and the argument for displaying complex numbers. Getting a good foundation in numbers helps much later in Further Maths.
19 November 2024
House Heat Loss
18 November 2024
Ultrasound to look for veins
Studying circulation becomes a bit more interesting when an ultrasound machine is used to scan for a vein so a cannula can be inserted into an arm. We also learned why needles are put into veins rather than arteries.
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