A VERY long shot…but if anyone was on flight BA177 from Heathrow to JFK yesterday (Tues 4 April) at 1.10pm and landing at 3.30pm and found this little fella, there’s a distraught little boy who would love to be reunited with him. Get in touch if you can help. Thanks
Taking part in #PSQM raises the profile of science in their schools, with more time being dedicated to science, reported by EEF in trial report published today. https://t.co/tbjSqSiWoc
#PrimaryScience
This is a triop — a small, three-eyed crustacean. Following a torrential summer downpour in northern Arizona, hundreds of bizarre, prehistoric-looking critters emerged from tiny eggs, that can stay dormant for decades, waiting for water [read more: https://t.co/vUUyPnI2PJ]
A massive thank you to my students who nominated me for a WELS Tutor Award. I was completely blown over, what an honour! I did not win, but to be nominated was wonderful. I have just been offered a position on an additional module, so looking forward to diversifying. Love my job!
Children who embark on regular exercise have marked differences in brain structure, flexibility, organization, and have more robust neural networks than those who exercise less frequently.
#exercise#neuroscience#science
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What would young people like to know about the Climate Emergency?
Share their questions about their planet for the expert panel to answer.
Watch this from @ProfBrianCox@royalsociety and get involved @GreatSciShare
https://t.co/MAAI2YtuPe
By giving complex instructions at the start of a task, teachers can hinder some pupils' learning because of the limitations of working memory, experts tell @ChrisJParr
https://t.co/TexOCW03RQ
Amazing footage of the Moon setting beneath the Earth's horizon captured with a zoom lens from the International Space Station by cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev.
Congratulations to the winner of the Royal Society Young People's Book Prize 2020, 'Cats React to Science Facts' by Izzi Howell! #YoungSciBooks@HachetteKids