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These activities, produced by Gatsby Science Enhancement Programme, help students to practise gathering information from the internet. Students are challenged with a series of science-related questions and must use the internet to find the answers. This requires students to consider the best key words to use and...
Produced by Gatsby Science Enhancement Programme, this activity helps students to look at information from different points of view. While listening to a presentation, or watching a film, students are encouraged to consider what is being shown from a range of different perspectives, such as a scientist, sociologist...
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This animation shows muscle contraction and the sliding filament theory |
This video shows how a slinky, which is being held at the top with its bottom freely dangling, falls when released.
Students are asked to predict what happens when the slinky is released. Does the top fall first? Does the bottom fall first? Do both ends fall together or does the centre of the slinky remain...