ICT Innovations in Science Teaching and Learning

John Walker, Professional Development Leader at the National Science Learning Centre, presents an activity from the ‘ICT Innovations in Science Teaching and Learning‘ course at the National Science Learning Centre.

Read more and book onto  ’ICT Innovations in Science Teaching and Learning‘.

Web Tools and Technologies for Improving Teaching and Learning in Science

John Walker, Professional Development Leader at the National Science Learning Centre, presents an activity from the ‘Online Science: Web Tools and Technologies for Improving Teaching and Learning in Science‘ course at the National Science Learning Centre.

Visit slow-mo.yolasite.com to watch the video of the balloon bursting.

Read more and book onto  ’Online Science: Web Tools and Technologies for Improving Teaching and Learning in Science‘.

Caterpillar Camouflage

In this video Zoe Crompton explains Assessment Focus 3: Communicating and Collaborating in Science and the importance of finding time for children to talk about patterns in their results.

Here is the mobile version, a higher resolution non mobile version can be found lower down:

To help you with Assessment for Learning the national network of Science Learning Centres are running the following course:

Leading Assessment for Learning in Science 

For more ideas on outdoor learning you may be interested in: Let’s investigate science in the outdoor classroom

The lesson plan for Caterpillar Camouflage can be found on the Royal Horticultural Society website.

Introducing the Professional Award in Science Teaching and Learning

The Science Learning Centres are running a new professional qualification which recognises teachers’ development as a result of attending CPD courses and puts them on the path towards master’s level qualifications.

Watch the video to find out more:

Ice Melting Blocks Demonstration

In this video Simon Quinnell presents the ice melting blocks demonstration. This is a great demonstration to get students thinking about the heat conductivity of different materials.

The Science Learning Centres run a number of courses to help you diffuse thinking skills into your teaching. Click on the links below for more information:

Developing Thinking Developing Learning

Promoting Thinking and Talking in Science

Please ensure you undertake a full risk assessment before performing this demonstration and that it meets your institutions health and safety requirements. We also recommend you consult CLEAPSS or SERC.

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