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PGCE blog: Beginning my second placement and a job offer
This is our latest posting from our student physics teacher (read his last post here) He’s just about to start his second placement. “My second placement will be in a large mixed inner-city comprehensive. It has a dedicated physics department, so unlike my previous placement, I will be amongst a large group of five other [...]
Young IOP members get a new perspective on physics
Aimed at 6th formers and college students, Physics in Perspective is the Institute’s flagship lecture series for its 16-19 year-old members. Held at UCL and The Royal Institution, this year’s lecture programme, which took place last week, included talks from Professor Jon Butterworth, Dr Matthew Genge, Professor Peter Vukusic on the science of light (available to view here) [...]
PGCE blog: end of the first placement
This is the first 2012 posting from our student physics teacher (read his last post here) He’s feeling a little sad as his first placement has come to an end. “The Christmas holidays, although a very welcome break, just flew past. I followed the advice of people around me and took a good week off completely [...]
Meet our first IOP Scholars
Last year the IOP launched its Teacher Training Scholarships, exclusive awards for just 100 outstanding individuals wishing to embark on a physics initial teacher training course. Here are two of the first people to be awarded a scholarship – could you follow in their footsteps and join them? Rob (pictured left) is 38 and from Bath. With [...]
Association for Science Education Annual Conference
The Stimulating Physics Network and the Institute of Physics had another busy time at the Association for Science Education Annual Conference. Nearly 40 workshops were delivered over a period of three days by the Stimulating Physics Network’s team of Physics Network Coordinators and Teaching and Learning Coaches. The programme of free workshops included sessions on [...]
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Today’s physics news: Soyuz astronauts arrive at International Space Station, pulsar heavyweight champ challenges Einstein and more
May 17, 2012 10:05 -
Physics Lives films: Watch four physicists in their working lives
May 17, 2012 10:05 -
Today’s physics news: Geoengineering experiment cancelled amid patent row, Milestone for wi-fi with ‘T-rays’ and more
May 16, 2012 12:05
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