Science that sticks

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I love science and teaching science! This podcast is to help everyone who wants to know more about science for a course, or what’s in the news or just something that’s cool. As time passes it not just be about science either, I might talk about loads of other things from pop culture through to politics from time to time. But it’ll never get preachy! Only ever informative and entertaining.

Episodes

  1. 04/05/2022

    How to revise effectively, 5 baby steps

    Here I go through the 5 Baby Steps to Effective Revision. Baby Step 1: Get organised creating a timetable. Baby Step 2: A change is as good as a rest. Baby Step 3: Develop your memory. Baby Step 4: Create your own resources. Baby Step 5: Practice. Practice! PRACTICE!!!!

  2. 01/29/2022

    Podcast 5. ChemisTRY! Atomic structure.

    Here I cover the information contained in the periodic table. I start with particles and how how all big things we see are made of smaller things called particles. Then going into detail about how particles are made of molecules or atoms. Protons and neutrons, how they’re found in the nucleus and the electrons are orbiting the nucleus like planets around the Sun. In science we call this idea “modelling”. I talk about the subatomic particles and their mass and charges and how they’re arranged.

  3. 07/06/2021

    Science that sticks podcast 4: The value of time management for students, teachers and everyone else

    In this podcast I cover why time management should be taught in schools from year 7 onwards. Not just as a bolt on for year 10 onwards to try to help them. I cover how a student can create their own schedule and the value of time alone as well as managing their own time for effective revision AND more importantly: pastimes and down time.

  4. 02/13/2021

    Science that sticks The Podcast 3# Flat Earther’s in the classroom

    An increasing number of young people are denying that humans ever set foot on the moon and that they truly believe the Earth is flat. So, here I go through how I deal with students that are staunch believers. Hopefully, it’s entertaining and not too frightening for other science educators and communicators.

  5. 01/25/2021

    Science that sticks the podcast: 2. The role of heroes and vision

    As an 11 year old I was given Queen’s Greatest Hits on cassette tape. I loved it and became a fan. As I learned more about Queen, I learned that they mostly came from science and engineering backgrounds that went to university. This knowledge had a profound affect on my life and the direction it would take. Listen and join me to hear about Queen and what affect they had on my life as a scientist and musician.

  6. 01/16/2021

    Welcome to science that stix the podcast

    Welcome to science that stix the podcast. Introducing your host Paul. I love science and for the last 18 years I have been earning my living as a science teacher in the UK. How did I get into it? I explain this and what challenged I overcame and what has helped me and continues to help me. Enjoy this first podcast as an introduction to how I got involved with science and why all of it is awesome, and not as hard as you may think.

  • 6 Episodes

About

I love science and teaching science! This podcast is to help everyone who wants to know more about science for a course, or what’s in the news or just something that’s cool. As time passes it not just be about science either, I might talk about loads of other things from pop culture through to politics from time to time. But it’ll never get preachy! Only ever informative and entertaining.

Information

  • Creator
    Paul
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2022
  • Episodes
    6
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Paul
  • Show Website
    Science that sticks