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Blind physicist sounded a few uplifting notes on provision for disabled pupils
Access to school science labs is a must for those with mobility problems and other practical difficulties
9 November 2012
Parading ignorance in science is not OK and should spark stronger reactions
The subject needs to be treated with respect and rigour on TV and beyond
26 October 2012
Dumbing down? No way - and the revised Higher physics proves the point further
Latest moves in teaching the subject show the clear expansion of its universe
28 September 2012
Students who buy into CfE will often find themselves in a mental game of ping-pong
Conflicting messages will be served by one side and batted back by the other, so keep your eye on the ball
31 August 2012
A Segway is physics in action and one of the most fun things you can spin on
It brings back childhood memories of riding a bike, notably that you wobble
17 August 2012
Not to be shallow or fatuous, but please ‘like’ what we are doing for physics
Teachers of any subject can now key into real-world science in the virtual world
3 August 2012
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