ResearchEd Ipswich Presentation

BenRogers10/11/201916/11/2019diagrams, gesture, talking, teaching, visualisation

I’m really excited to be presenting at ResearchEd Ipswich next weekend. I’m talking about the power of visuals in science teaching.

My slides are here: ResearchEd Ipswich Presentation (updated 16Nov19)

Visible Science - presentation (12)

I hope to see some of you there.

Ben

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18 years secondary teacher: 4 years primary. MA in SciEd, member of IoP (serving on the Education Committee) and Chartered Science Teacher. Author of 'Big Ideas of Physics and How to Teach Them.' Director of Curriculum and Pedagogy for Paradigm Trust. View all posts by BenRogers

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Patrick Campbell says:

24/11/2019 at 7:24 am

Very well assembled and thought provoking series of slides. Any links through to lesson plans with these concepts in mind?

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1. BenRogers says:
  
  24/11/2019 at 4:11 pm
  
  Hi Patrick – thank you for commenting. It’s on the top of my to do list!
  
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