The use of 96 well microwell plates for comparing ranges of pH indicators allowed a nice visual display for the AH pupils.

Scholastic offer a range of free exam and revision qs (with answers) for a range of GCSE subjects, on their website 🙂 shop.scholastic.co.uk/gcse-extras

This is a great thread of books to read. Am retweeting and following avidly.

When do you aim to finish teaching year 11 and year 13? Adam Boxer STEMYMissBanda Chat Chemistry Kayscience.com/ahmed @

Tonight, I’ve come close to tears whilst apologising to patients for the standards of care we are able to provide. In my 22 years of being an A&E Dr, I’ve never seen things so bad. It’s the same everywhere. I just hope patients know fault lies with politicians not NHS staff.

Someone on Twitter asked me the other day if I could compose a tweet thread explaining the famous quantum measurement problem. Since I am off work for a few days I thought I’d take up the challenge. So, here goes: quantum measurement in 22 tweets… 1/22

I just asked ChatGPT to write me a poem on the two-slit experiment in quantum mechanics in the style of Robert Burns. My work on this earth is done.

Easter revision sessions... what do you all think about these? What is the value of going in, and bringing kids in for lessons in the holiday?

When it comes to teachers, why be a Meghan Trainor when you could be a Matt Damon

Ok five years ago I sent out a load of micro tips for new teachers getting ready for September. By popular demand (literally nobody) here they are again!

A gay Tory man quietly vocalises his disdain at Braverman’s "homophobic rant" and is promptly escorted out by the police? The police?! If they do this to their own, what do you think they’ll do to you if they leave the ECHR and remain in power?

OK #Science twitter - do your thing! We have written an open letter to Conservatives strongly opposing 'kicking woke ideology out of science' rhetoric & show they do not represent science. Please distribute widely! Screen readable text + signature form at hull.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/edi_in_science

Years ago, anthropologist Margaret Mead was asked by a student what she considered to be the first sign of civilization in a culture. The student expected Mead to talk about fishhooks or clay pots or grinding stones. But no. Mead said that the first sign of civilization in

Citizens of the United Kingdom. It is our solemn duty to start eating Tunnock’s delicious products as much as possible. A world without Tunnock’s would not be worth living in! Please retweet.