Additional Science | Just another Oakbank School site. Science Department – Best Practice | Just another Oakbank School site. Science Mimes I was introducing the idea about enzymes to year 10. I decided to mime the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide using catalase from liver and got the students to film me miming ( with a few props and prompt cards!) Their task was then to go off and write the script for the voice over. Working in groups of three made the task manageable and also meant they were all involved with the task. It worked really well and the students produced some stunning work as a result. followed up with the nice little pectinase demo to show the breaking down and building up of molecules enabled them to move on from the idea that enzymes speed up the break down to speeding up the making of new molecules. Lindsay Black demonstrating progression Here is a simple idea using the same format as Mr Hafeez put together for investigations and using the idea of blooms/SOLO to ramp up and show progression.
Before and after: differentiated questions Here is an idea I borrowed. LaserExperimentPhrases Lindsay. The Teacher's Quick Guide To Educational Twitter Hashtags. The Teacher’s Quick Guide To Educational Twitter Hashtags Added by Jeff Dunn on 2012-10-18 I heart Twitter. If you haven’t yet, follow @edudemic to keep up with what we’re doing, working on, and seeing (like last night’s tech event with GDGT in downtown Boston!). Twitter has become a massive hit in education and it’s too big to ignore. So that’s why we helped assemble the 2012 A-Z Guide To Twitter Hashtags .
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