Can't wait until August 😁

If this gets to 10k supporters it has the possibility of becoming a real Lego set. Tell me you don't want a Lego microscope on your desk! ideas.lego.com/projects/36bac…

Did you know the famous homunculus was updated recently? Here is the new one, published in Nature last month. It accounts for coordinated complex movements that the 1948 one lacked. #MedTwitter #Neurology

It's all takin' and no givin'

COMPETITION TIME We think it's time to create some new Teacher Adulting Stickers. Reply with any suggestions - if we use yours we'll send you a free set of stickers once they're made 😀 #edutwitter #nqt #teacherslovestationery #adulting teacherslovestationery.club

A trip to campus. Can't wait for tomorrow 😁

PGDE induction day 2/3 complete. I can't wait for my classes to start next week 😁 #strathpgdebiology

A nice wee bit of microteaching at uni today 😎 #strathpgde

Looking at plant cells under a microscope, with and without stains

Testing leaves for starch at uni the other day. Results were negative for us for some reason 😭 we wanted a positive result so badly too

Microteaching enzyme experiments at uni today 😊 #strathpgde

First day of placement 1 done 😊

Observed my S3 class extracting DNA from bananas. Turns out plums also work for this practical too!

Popped in to observe S4 dissecting a heart 😃 a wee mixture of intrigued and grossed-out facial expressions 🤣

Acids and alkalis practical 😁

Mercury is incredibly dense, to the point where even a solid iron anvil can float in it. When an object's density is less than that of the liquid it's placed in, it will float. Therefore, a solid piece of iron, which is denser than water but less dense than mercury, will sink in

Neutralisation and making salts with my S2 class on Monday 😊

Yr 9: Mitosis

SI prefix poster, free from NPL 🙂 npl.co.uk/getmedia/04bd0…