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Explore classroom strategies that help learners avoid common graphing mistakes and present data with confidence

Unlock new skills, new ideas and new possibilities for your chemistry classroom with our self-led courses

Ideas for your classroom and teaching from our September 2026 issue

Forget triggers, focus on glimmers. Don't underestimate the importance of those little moments of daily calm and connection to your well-being

Excel spreadsheets to help create your own chemistry Su Duko puzzles

Take a snapshot of your teaching week-by-week in spreadsheets and make self-reflection a habit to boost your practice

Save time on teacher tasks and boost your productivity by upskilling in Excel

Deepen your post-16 learners' understanding of reversible chemical reactions while improving their IT skills

Move beyond engaging demonstrations and build learners' confidence in interpreting rates of reaction graphs

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Connect ideas about nanoparticles and catalysis to emerging hydrogen technologies

Tips for planning an outing to build positive relationships, raise learners' science capital and bring a fresh perspective back to the classroom

50 hours a week and little personal life is not unusual for science teachers. We find out how they're coping