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Can we use our collective skills to help Jack out with alternatives to the required pracs for AQA GCSE biology?! 🧪🦠👩🏻‍🔬🧬🧫 #ChatBiology

Science teachers in the NW of England! We (in Bolton) are looking for a science teacher on 0.6 (Biology or Physics preferred) - if anyone is looking for a part time position and this sounds interesting to you feel free to DM me ☺️ tes.com/jobs/vacancy/t…

Lab techs have been looking in the backs of cupboards again. We'd really love to make contact with anyone who would be able to help us re-home some vintage equipment. It's too old to donate to schools and not quite old/special enough for a museum. Dr Dan Jones Joel Kenyon

Scientists create 'world's smallest violin' bbc.in/4jyjYh2

“Humankind will derive more good than harm from new discoveries.” Pierre Curie discussed the dangers as well as the benefits of new discoveries in his Nobel Prize lecture #OnThisDay in 1905. Pierre Curie's full lecture: bit.ly/2VFA69O

Here is the collection of over 250 ideas for teaching the waves topic from KS3 to A-Level. Follow the link to access them all: teachphysics.org/home/waves-ide… Thanks to all who contributed and especially Ogden Trust for funding my time to make it.

Thanks to everyone who sent messages of support after yesterday's announcement that this account will be archived in coming weeks 🫶 Until then, we'd love to take you on a trip down memory lane and highlight some of our grand adventures and discoveries. Sound OK to you?

Do you know our origin story? In the mid-1960s, calculations revealed that a rare planetary alignment (occurring only every 175 years) would make it possible for a spacecraft to visit all four outer planets, using gravity assists to swing from one planet to the next.

Want to come and join our fabulous department? Highly collaborative, exceptional facilities, inspiring students, outstanding results, fully resourced curriculum, delicious school lunches… Application deadline Weds 18th. tinyurl.com/4zfbcaud Chat Physics IOP support for teaching physics

Summer residential for non-specialist teachers of physics! Join us this July for five full days of free CPD to cover all KS3 and KS4 content, including required practicals. Ogden Trust It's free to attend so make sure to secure your place! bit.ly/3P8AXJp

Once again the AQA exam board has let down thousands of Physics A-Level students with a very poor set of papers overall. We were promised enhanced scrutiny but sadly this doesn't seem to have happened. It is very damaging to the subject and the students who sat these papers.

AQA Physics A-Level teachers. If attending either of these events, here is your chance to feedback in person to the exam board about the very poor exam papers set again this year 👇

What are people's thoughts on the AQA set of A level Physics Exams this year? (calling to anyone still who still sees the tweets of people you follow!) (Remember Paper 2 last year when the exam board had to rewrite it to be used for Mocks - were they as bad as that one?!?!)

New: Scrap the “dual science route” at GCSE, Association for Science Education proposes, in broad-ranging critique of curriculum and assessment regimes educationuncovered.co.uk/news/scrap-the…

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Ever wonder why a big boat floats but a small pebble sinks? 🤔 Our Buoyancy sims let you explore just that! Compare blocks of the same mass but different volumes to see the principles of density and buoyancy in action. #iteachphysics #physics phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations…

This is the view from WITHIN the Sun’s atmosphere! ☀️👀🛰️ NASA’s Parker Solar Probe just released imagery from its closest-ever flyby of the Sun, revealing details in the solar atmosphere that scientists will be studying for years. More: go.nasa.gov/4kA9vSO

In July 1898, Marie Skłodowska Curie and Pierre Curie published work where they mentioned the term radioactivity for the first time. During that year, the two Nobel Prize laureates discovered two new elements: polonium and radium. #NobelPrize

Those three flew that rocket to the Moon, and with Mike orbiting, Neil and Buzz walked on the surface 56 years ago today. One of the greatest achievements in all of history, it still inspires the world.

On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped onto the Moon—and with them, the world took a giant leap. That moment sparked a legacy of exploration that continues today as NASA and its partners advance toward Artemis II and prepare for the next great frontier: Mars.