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I hope you all visit the shop at some point. As you already know we
are situated in beautiful Windsor. This is a beautiful place to visit
& of course you have the Castle lots of lovely restaurants & friendly
country pubs as well as other interesting shops & please dont forget
Eaton Books I truly hope you like our small friendly bookshop.
So why not come to Windsor & make a day of it. We are sure you will
like it.
We are a Bookshop in Eaton near Windsor Castle.
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>The RSC has received a request from Dr Thomas Adams in Indiana, US
>to help contact chemistry teachers in the UK who are interested in
>teaching in the US for a term
>Dr Adams has taught chemistry at secondary school level in Indiana
>for more than 30 years. For the past 13 years he has been a
>chemistry instructor and science division chair at the Indiana
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Homerton site
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I am a science teacher in Hertfordshire and would love to see your work - do u
have digital images?

Martin B-J

postmodern_sophist <postmodern_sophist@...> wrote:
Hello all,
I am currently studying science in Northen Ireland.  I apologise in
advance if this post is horrendously off topic or ends up offending
the moderator, but I also make very artistic representations of
biological themes from electron microscope images.  This is an
enquirey to discover if anyone would like to see my work, or would
be interested in commissioning my to do more.  The art is quite
abstract but in amazing detail and fantastically individual - I'm
not just trying to sell myself here but I want to try and bring some
creative beauty into science.

Many thanks, and again, apologies!

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Hello all,
I am currently studying science in Northen Ireland.  I apologise in
advance if this post is horrendously off topic or ends up offending
the moderator, but I also make very artistic representations of
biological themes from electron microscope images.  This is an
enquirey to discover if anyone would like to see my work, or would
be interested in commissioning my to do more.  The art is quite
abstract but in amazing detail and fantastically individual - I'm
not just trying to sell myself here but I want to try and bring some
creative beauty into science.

Many thanks, and again, apologies!

Postmodern_Sophist

is there any teacher training institute in england that at least
mentions the comparison of old and new versions
puni

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>On Saturday 8th November
>10am to 6.30pm
>
>Once again the Leeds Astronomical Society is presenting its¹ Annual Astromeet
>and extends a cordial invitation to fellow Societies to join in what has come
>to be a highly educational and entertaining day out.
>
>Our line up of Guest Speakers (and their subject titles) this year is :-
>
>Dr Allan Chapman ( Wadham College, Oxford and Channel 4¹s ³Gods In The Sky²)
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>³The Transits Of Venus Of 1639, 1761, 1769, 1874 & 1882²
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>Professor Carlos Frenk (Durham University) (First Ever Official Address to an
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This list is meant rfor serious use by science teachers and others. I am
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problem with any open access list. Apologies to anyone annoyed by the
nonsense being distributed.

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>
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Help! Hong Kong police-terrorist's Murders Hong Kong people.

Please one people forward 10 e-mail the world and send one e-mail the Hong Kong
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World e-mail Forward 1 = 1,000
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Dear internet friend:

Help! The Hong Kong police use Brain Voice Read / Write Machine Murders the Hong
Kong people , 100% true story, please E-mail your dear people and the local
news, 1*10 10*100 100*1000 ..... , thank my dear Internet friend.

Hong Kong police-terrorist's organization:

The devil machine made in England. the Hong Kong police now using, installs the
police communication network, 24 hours murder the Hong Kong people, this murder
defeat , exposes the Hong Kong police terrorist's organization.
By the 2001-1-1~2003-7-1 30 months, murders by the police knows:
1.  installs the small machine in the Hong Kong people head ----- installs is
extremely easy, do not have the voice to be trouble, the victim does not feel.
2.  Input/output voice ----- input/output the voice is extremely clearly, in the
mountain, the sewer, the elevator, input - output voice is extremely clear, does
not use the dry battery.
3.  Murders Hong Kong people ----- terrorists is the Hong Kong police 50,
murders many Hong Kong people 2 years.

Hong Kong people twaaaaa 2003-7-23

Yahoo search: enaaaaa
Brain Voice Read / Write Machine photo: http://98.to/ena

Chinese photo : http:///98.to/tw5a

Attacks the Hong Kong terrorist needs your power.
Please email to Hong Kong government, thank my dear Internet friend.
Chief Executive : http://www.info.gov.hk/ce/eindex.htm     E-mail :
ceo@...
Letter Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
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World e-mail Forward 1 = 1,000
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Dear internet friend:

Help! The Hong Kong police use Brain Voice Read / Write Machine Murders the Hong
Kong people , 100% true story, please E-mail your dear people and the local
news, 1*10 10*100 100*1000 ..... , thank my dear Internet friend.

Hong Kong police-terrorist's organization:

The devil machine made in England. the Hong Kong police now using, installs the
police communication network, 24 hours murder the Hong Kong people, this murder
defeat , exposes the Hong Kong police terrorist's organization.
By the 2001-1-1~2003-7-1 30 months, murders by the police knows:
1.  installs the small machine in the Hong Kong people head ----- installs is
extremely easy, do not have the voice to be trouble, the victim does not feel.
2.  Input/output voice ----- input/output the voice is extremely clearly, in the
mountain, the sewer, the elevator, input - output voice is extremely clear, does
not use the dry battery.
3.  Murders Hong Kong people ----- terrorists is the Hong Kong police 50,
murders many Hong Kong people 2 years.

Hong Kong people twaaaaa 2003-7-23

Yahoo search: enaaaaa
Brain Voice Read / Write Machine photo: http://98.to/ena

Chinese photo : http:///98.to/tw5a

Attacks the Hong Kong terrorist needs your power.
Please email to Hong Kong government, thank my dear Internet friend.
Chief Executive : http://www.info.gov.hk/ce/eindex.htm     E-mail :
ceo@...
Letter Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Chief Executive is Mr Tung Chee Hwa                      ====+====+====+====+
20 Month
Legislative Council members ( 60 ) Mr / Ms              ====+====+====+====+
20 Month
The Commissioner of Police is Mr Tsang Yam Pui     ====+====+====+====+====+    
25 Month






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If you delete this ... you seriously don't have a heart.

This story is 100% true, Forward in Jul.

Help! Hong Kong police-terrorist's Murders Hong Kong people.

Please one people forward 10 e-mail the world and send one e-mail the Hong Kong
government ceo@... .
Thanks my friend.

World e-mail Forward 1 = 1,000
Forward 2=10,000
Forward 3=100,000
Forward 4=1,000,000
Forward 5=10,000,000
Forward 6=100,000,000
Forward 7=1,000,000,000 e-mail
Forward 8 please e-mail to Hong Kong government ceo@...

Dear internet friend:

Help! The Hong Kong police use Brain Voice Read / Write Machine Murders the Hong
Kong people , 100% true story, please E-mail your dear people and the local
news, 1*10 10*100 100*1000 ..... , thank my dear Internet friend.

Hong Kong police-terrorist's organization:

The devil machine made in England. the Hong Kong police now using, installs the
police communication network, 24 hours murder the Hong Kong people, this murder
defeat , exposes the Hong Kong police terrorist's organization.
By the 2001-1-1~2003-7-1 30 months, murders by the police knows:
1.  installs the small machine in the Hong Kong people head ----- installs is
extremely easy, do not have the voice to be trouble, the victim does not feel.
2.  Input/output voice ----- input/output the voice is extremely clearly, in the
mountain, the sewer, the elevator, input - output voice is extremely clear, does
not use the dry battery.
3.  Murders Hong Kong people ----- terrorists is the Hong Kong police 50,
murders many Hong Kong people 2 years.

Hong Kong people twaaaaa 2003-7-6

Yahoo search: enaaaaa
Brain Voice Read / Write Machine photo: http://98.to/enaaaaa
Chinese photo : http://98.to/twaaaaa

Attacks the Hong Kong terrorist needs your power.
Please email to Hong Kong government, thank my dear Internet friend.
Chief Executive : http://www.info.gov.hk/ce/eindex.htm     E-mail :
ceo@...
Letter Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Chief Executive is Mr Tung Chee Hwa                      ====+====+====+====+
20 Month
Legislative Council members ( 60 ) Mr / Ms              ====+====+====+====+
20 Month
The Commissioner of Police is Mr Tsang Yam Pui     ====+====+====+====+====+    
25 Month





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If you delete this ... you seriously don't have a heart.

This story is 100% true, Forward in Jul.

Help! Hong Kong police-terrorist's Murders Hong Kong people.

Please one people forward 10 e-mail the world and send one e-mail the Hong Kong
government ceo@... .
Thanks my friend.

World e-mail Forward 1 = 1,000
Forward 2=10,000
Forward 3=100,000
Forward 4=1,000,000
Forward 5=10,000,000
Forward 6=100,000,000
Forward 7=1,000,000,000 e-mail
Forward 8 please e-mail to Hong Kong government ceo@...

Dear internet friend:

Help! The Hong Kong police use Brain Voice Read / Write Machine Murders the Hong
Kong people , 100% true story, please E-mail your dear people and the local
news, 1*10 10*100 100*1000 ..... , thank my dear Internet friend.

Hong Kong police-terrorist's organization:

The devil machine made in England. the Hong Kong police now using, installs the
police communication network, 24 hours murder the Hong Kong people, this murder
defeat , exposes the Hong Kong police terrorist's organization.
By the 2001-1-1~2003-7-1 30 months, murders by the police knows:
1.  installs the small machine in the Hong Kong people head ----- installs is
extremely easy, do not have the voice to be trouble, the victim does not feel.
2.  Input/output voice ----- input/output the voice is extremely clearly, in the
mountain, the sewer, the elevator, input - output voice is extremely clear, does
not use the dry battery.
3.  Murders Hong Kong people ----- terrorists is the Hong Kong police 50,
murders many Hong Kong people 2 years.

Hong Kong people twaaaaa 2003-7-5





Yahoo search: enaaaaa
Brain Voice Read / Write Machine photo: http://enaaaaa.why.to
Chinese photo : http://twaaaaa.why.to

Attacks the Hong Kong terrorist needs your power.
Please email to Hong Kong government, thank my dear Internet friend.
Chief Executive : http://www.info.gov.hk/ce/eindex.htm     E-mail :
ceo@...
Letter Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Chief Executive is Mr Tung Chee Hwa                      ====+====+====+====+
20 Month
Legislative Council members ( 60 ) Mr / Ms              ====+====+====+====+
20 Month
The Commissioner of Police is Mr Tsang Yam Pui     ====+====+====+====+====+    
25 Month




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>Dear Colleagues
>
>I am glad to announce to you the publication of Issue 2 of Volume 4
>(May 2003) of
>
>CHEMISTRY EDUCATION: RESEARCH AND PRACTICE (CERP)*
>
>(ISSN: 1109-4028)
>
>which you can access free-of-charge at the following Web address:
>
>http://www.uoi.gr/cerp
>
>The new Issue is a Theme Issue on the theme of
>
>TEACHING CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS
>
>with Keith S. TABER as Guest Editor.
>
>It contains an Introduction by the Editor, six reviewed contributions, plus
>an invited contribution by G.S. Aikenhead.
>
>
>Read also in this issue:
>
>CALL FOR PAPERS FOR A THEME ISSUE ON
>"CHEMISTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION"
>(Guest co-editors: Uri Zoller and Michael Skoullos. Deadline: 30 November
>2003.
>
>NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS pages:
>
>- FORTHCOMING PAPERS
>
>- An announcement from Clifford LeMaster, - Editor in Chief of THE
>CHEMICAL EDUCATOR  (WELCOME TO OUR NEW HOME!)
>
>- The contents of Issue No. 1 for 2003 of the JOURNAL OF BALTIC SCIENCE
>EDUCATION
>
>-  NEW SITE FOR ESERA
>
>- NEW BOOK: CHEMINS ET SAVOIRS DU SEL / SALT. GRAIN OF LIFE, by Pierre
>LASZLO
>
>- CHEMICAL EDUCATION RESEARCH GROUP (CERG) NEWS (including reference to the
>CERG Lecture in the 2003 "Variety in Chemistry Teaching" meeting, to be
>given by Prof. John Gilbert).
>
>- The First Announcement about the 17TH SYMPOSIUM ON CHEMICAL
>EDUCATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF DORTMUND (3 - 5 JUNE 2004) (Quality
>in practice-oriented research in science education).
>
>With every best wish - Have a nice summer
>
>Georgios Tsaparlis
>Editor, CERP
>
>
>
>
>TO VIEW THE FULL PDF-PAPERS, YOU NEED TO HAVE INSTALLED IN YOUR COMPUTER
>VERSION 4.0 or 5.0 OF THE ADOBE-ACROBAT READER. YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THIS
>SOFTWARE FREE / FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS IN 'HELP' IN CERP
>
>________________________________________
>* CERP is Indexed/Abstracted in:
>· CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS (CA)
>· CONTENTS PAGES IN EDUCATION (CPE)
>· EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ABSTRACTS ONLINE (ERA)
>________________________________________


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Dr. Keith S. Taber

Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge

to contact me (rather than the whole list) reply to:

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Faculty of Education Seminar Series
Meeting the needs of the most able in science (**)

Easter Term Seminar: Saturday 10th May
The role of questions in challenging science learners

Prof. Mike Watts, University of Surrey Roehampton

The meeting starts at 11.00, in the Science Block, Faculty Homerton Site (***)
Registration (informal - please sign in) from 10.30. Tea and coffee
have been ordered for 10.30.

Mike Watts (*) will give his presentation before lunch. He will talk about
research looking at how pupils/students can be encouraged to generate
questions as part of inquiry-based learning approaches. This work looks at
raising learners' skill levels in critical questioning (and so in critical
thinking). He will discuss research data from learners at KS2, KS3 and
undergraduate levels.

Lunch (c.12.30) may be bought in the buttery if required. You are welcome
to bring a packed lunch to eat in the College grounds.

After lunch there will be opportunities for considering how the ideas
in Mike's presentation may be useful for colleagues exploring how to
challenge pupils in their classes. There will also be time for
colleagues who have to report back on their work in schools using
ideas from the previous seminar.

Keith


* Professor Mike Watts (University of Surrey Roehampton) is Academic Dean
of the Schools of Education, the Roehampton Federal Professor and Professor
of Science Education.

** Able Pupils Experiencing Challenging Science project
A collaborative project between the Universities of Cambridge,
Reading and Surrey Roehampton.
Supported by the University of Cambridge Faculty of Education Seminar
Series on Meeting the Needs of the Most Able in Science

*** map at -
<http://www.educ.cam.ac.uk/about/sitesmap.html).>http://www.educ.cam.ac.uk/about\
/sitesmap.html).
Note that the car park next to the science block is now back in
operation via the new access road off Hills Rd., adjacent to Homerton
College's Victorian buildings.



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University Lecturer in Education
University of Cambridge Faculty of Education
Homerton College site
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---------- Forwarded Message ----------
Date: 08 April 2003 13:26 +0100
From: CIWF Trust <ciwftrust@...>
To: Wendy Smith <Wendy@...>
Subject: FW: Conference announcement. Understanding Animals: putting animal
sentience on the educational agenda

> * For departments of Agriculture - Education - Veterinary Science -
Biology - Philosophy - Ecology * >
> C O N F E R E N C E
>
> UNDERSTANDING ANIMALS: Putting animal sentience on the educational agenda
>
> Saturday 10 May 2003 > ?>  10am - 5pm > ?>  King's College, London SE1
>
> www.ciwf.org/understanding-animals
>
> The science and implications of animal sentience are becoming
increasingly significant to researchers, educationalists, and the general
public.  This important conference is designed especially for lecturers,
students & teachers in > ?>  Agriculture > ?>  Education > ?>  Biology  >
?>  Veterinary Science > ?>  Ecology > ?>  Philosophy >
> Speakers include:  * John Webster * Clare Palmer  * Michael Reiss
> * Rupert Sheldrake  * Francoise Wemelsfelder * Andrew Linzey
> plus discussion workshops
>
>
> Delegate rate: £25, incl. lunch & refreshments
> Special student rate: £5
> with free ticket for lecturer
> Assistance available with student travel costs
>
> For full information and booking details see
www.ciwf.org/understanding-animals, e-mail ciwf@..., or  >
call the conference helpline on +44 (0)1730 231809
>
> Compassion in World Farming Trust is an educational charity working
internationally  > to advance respect for farm animals and the environment
>
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---------- Forwarded Message ----------
Date: 18 March 2003 12:46 +0000
From: Steven Chapman <Steven.Chapman@...>
To: PTNC@...
Subject: Job Opportunity

Dear Colleagues,

For your information; as I am returning to science teaching in June, the
following vacancy has arisen:

Young People's Programme Manager at the BA
Salary circa £30,000 per annum, plus benefits (dependant on skills and
experience)

The BA is looking for someone to lead the young people's programme.  You
will have extensive experience of managing science communication activities
and initiatives for young people outside the classroom environment
(including content development, budgeting, logistics and delivery) as well
as a thorough understanding of the school system and science education.  You
will need excellent communication and interpersonal skills, experience of
working on numerous demanding tasks in parallel and previous line management
experience.

Reporting to the Director of Science Communication, the post is based in
London and offered on a full time permanent basis. Please find further
information on www.the-ba.net/jobs <www.the-ba.net/jobs>

To apply, please send your current CV and a covering letter clearly stating
how you would be most suitable for the role to: Samantha Burge, Personnel
Co-ordinator, the BA, 23 Savile Row, London W1S 2EZ or to
recruitment@... <mailto:recruitment@...>  The closing date for
applications is Friday 28 March 2003.

Thank you

Steven

Make sure you have your finger on the pulse. Subscribe to Science & Public
Affairs, the magazine that puts science under the microscope!
www.the-ba.net/SPA

Dr Steven Chapman
Young People's Programme Manager
the BA
23 Savile Row , London, W1S 2EZ
T: +44 (0)20 7973 3057
F: +44 (0)20 7973 3051
For the latest information on events, activities and resources, go to
www.the-ba.net

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Homerton Site
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Cambridge CB2 2PH

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---------- Forwarded Message ----------
Date: 18 March 2003 11:19 +0000
From: Ian Cuthbert <Ian.Cuthbert@...>
Subject: The Science and Art of Photography at the RI

The Science and Art of Photography
Lecture at the Royal Institution, 21 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4BS
Monday 7 April
10.30am arrive for 10.45am start.  Lecture ends at 12.00pm

This is a unique opportunity for students aged 13+ (Key stages 3 and 4,
plus early A-level) to come to the Royal Institution, London for an
inspiring lecture which combines science and the visual art of photography.


Students will have the chance to learn about the science behind
photography, the history and workings of cameras and current forms of
science imagery, including scanning electron microscopes, x-ray and other
special photographic techniques. Students are being offered improved
learning and increased understanding of science (physics, chemistry and
biology) through photography.

Speakers:
Tim Hunkin      TV presenter, cartoonist and engineer by training, Tim
Hunkin currently lectures and works for museums, building and creating
exhibitions. Using a camera made of an old suitcase, Tim will demonstrate
the basic principles of cameras and photographic chemistry. Adam Goff
Picture Editor of New Scientist, a keen photographer and judge of Visions
of Science

This lecture is organised by Novartis as part of its ongoing support for
science in the UK and it is sponsored by NESTA's (the National Endowment
for Science Technology and the Arts) Education Programme which aims to
pioneer new educational approaches. The lecture is supported by the
Association for Science Education and the Royal Institution.

For further information and to book free tickets:
Telephone 020 7670 2969
Email schools@...
RI website www.rigb.org/insideout






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Cambridge CB2 2PH

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---------- Forwarded Message ----------
Date: 18 March 2003 11:32 +0000
From: Russell Wallington <Wallington.R@...>
To: PTNC@...
Subject: KS3 Science Writers' Workshop

Are you a Science teacher fully conversant with the National Curriculum KS3
PoS? Are you familiar with the types of questions that appear in the
National Tests in Science? Do you think that there are areas of the
curriculum that have not been particularly well tested? Could you see
yourself contributing to a brainstorming session to discuss novel contexts
for questions? Could you discuss and develop new ideas for testing difficult
areas of the curriculum? Do you have a flair for question writing? Could you
write questions based on familiar classroom experiments?

If the answer to these questions is 'yes' and you are available in either
the Easter or the Summer holiday, I would be very interested to hear from
you.

The University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate is intending to
organise a writers' workshop to bring together experienced teachers of KS3
Science to contribute to the development of future questions for the
National tests. The workshop will be held one day in Cambridge and will
provide an opportunity to bounce ideas off colleagues with a view to writing
new test questions and to explore new ways of testing areas of the PoS.

What's in it for you?
- the opportunity to discuss your ideas
- a chance to influence future tests
- a tasty lunch
- a fee of £120
- reasonable travel expenses reimbursed

If you are interested, or know of interested colleagues of any Science
discipline, please could you reply to wallington.r@...
with KS3 Science Writers' Workshop in the subject line.

Many thanks.

R J Wallington  BSc CPhys MInstP
Project Officer




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from the physics teachers' list:

---------- Forwarded Message ----------
Date: 14 March 2003 14:23 +0000
From: Richard Marshall <Rosemead.Mews@...>
Subject: Opportunity

Urgently wanted!

Practising physics teachers of GCSE-level and AS level to write some
supporting material for an ASE publication supporting a major commercially
produced physics software package.  Two units required: Presenting your
lesson for whole-class teaching and Supporting Independent Learning.  A copy
of the software would be supplied. A suitable fee is on offer.  Tight
timescale - to be completed by mid-April.  If interested, please contact:
Jane Hanrott at the ASE [janehanrott@...]



Dr R Marshall
Rosemead Mews
9 The Village
Keele
Newcastle-u-Lyme
Staffs ST5 5AD

Outgoing mail is scanned by Norton Antivirus

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University of Cambridge Faculty of Education
Homerton Site
Hills Road
Cambridge CB2 2PH

kst24@...

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---------- Forwarded Message ----------
Date: 19 February 2003 11:37 +0000
From: Steven Chapman <Steven.Chapman@...>
To: PTNC@...
Subject: Re: PowerPoint bank

The Royal Society of Chemistry have a site www.chemit.co.uk that collects
together the work of their teacher fellow.

There are a number of really useful powerpoint presentations available
there, many of which have some physics like, eg solids, liquids, gases
etc...

Perhaps there should be a physics one too (sorry Daniel...)

Best regards,

Steven

PS Non members - try e-membership of the BA free for three months! Visit the
BAckroom today at: www.the-ba.net/members
Dr Steven Chapman
Young People's Programme Manager
the BA
23 Savile Row
London
W1S 2EZ

T: +44 (0)20 7973 3057
F: +44 (0)20 7973 3051

National Science Week 7-16 March 2003 www.the-ba.net/nsw
BA Festival of Science University of Salford 8-12 September 2003
www.the-ba.net/festivalofscience
Visit the web site for full details of all activities and events, including
March BAYSDAYS www.the-ba.net

-----Original Message-----
From: Davecotton333@... [mailto:Davecotton333@...]
Sent: 19 February 2003 11:07
To: PTNC@...
Subject: Re: PowerPoint bank

Maybe just a list of powerpoints that people are prepared to E-mail each
other.

David Cotton

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Homerton Site
Hills Road
Cambridge CB2 2PH

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KS2/3 PGCE Partnership Course

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Chemistry Education Research and Practice

(free peer-reviewed internet journal)

---------- Forwarded Message ----------
Date: 03 March 2003 19:57 +0200
From: Georgios TSAPARLIS <gtseper@...>
Subject: Re: CERAPIE (CERP) / New Web Address!

Dear Colleague

CERAPIE --> CERP

CERAPIE had its name changed to CERP and thus
has moved to a new location. The new URL is :

http://www.uoi.gr/cerp

Please adjust your bookmark.

Note also that the CALL FOR PAPERS for a theme issue on CHEMISTRY AND
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION has now an enlarged list of suggested focus issues.
This call is also attached to this message.

Thank you!

All the best

Georgios Tsaparlis
Editor, CERP


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University of Cambridge Faculty of Education
Homerton Site
Hills Road
Cambridge CB2 2PH

kst24@...

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Physics Tutor
Secondary PGCE Partnership Course

Secondary Science Tutor
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Chemical Education Research Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry


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---------- Forwarded Message ----------
Date: 03 March 2003 17:57 +0000
From: Shuk Kwan Liu <Shuk_Kwan.liu@...>
To: PTNC@...
Subject: Free Fun with Physics at Heriot-Watt University

Free Fun with Physics at Heriot-Watt University

Sunday 23 March, 10am-4.30pm and 5.30pm - 7pm
Monday 24 March, 4pm-7.30pm

Get hands-on with FREE science demos and experiments for all the family.

Two days of exciting science activities, demonstrations and exhibits for
all the young and old are brought to you at the Physics Congress on 23-24
March. Come and take part in all the fun, all for FREE!

Sunday 23 March, 10am-4.30pm and 5.30pm - 7pm
Explore the marvels of the Universe in the Astrodomes, take your children
to see 'Thunderstruck' - an interactive science panto about thunderstorms
and clouds, win a prize in the Great Paper Plane Flying Competition, and
see an electrifying talk - 'Arcs and Sparks'.  There will also be science
exhibits, puzzles and challenges from Satrosphere and the SciFun team,
Heriot-Watt robots and bouncy castles!  In the evening, join in a debate
about Pluto's planet status and see a comet made before your very eyes as
well as handle meteorites from around the world.

Monday 24 March,  4pm-7.30pm
A special evening for members of science clubs, brownies and cub groups as
well as members of the public.  Join in the hands-on science activities,
take a tour of the universe in the astrodomes and win a prize for the best
paper plane!

For more information Free Fun with Physics, see http://congress.iop.org or
contact Shuk Kwan Liu, email shuk_kwan.liu@..., tel. 020 7470 4800.



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Institute of Physics
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London W1B 1NT
tel. +44 (0)20 7470 4800, fax. +44 (0)20 7470 4848
e-mail. shuk_kwan.liu@..., web.  www.iop.org
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Cambridge CB2 2PH

kst24@...

http://www.educ.cam.ac.uk/staff/taber.html


Physics Tutor
Secondary PGCE Partnership Course

Secondary Science Tutor
KS2/3 PGCE Partnership Course

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Chemical Education: Research & Practice in Europe

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Chemical Education Research Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry


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---------- Forwarded Message ----------
Date: 03 March 2003 16:18 +0000
From: Chris Shepherd <chris.shepherd@...>
To: PTNC@...
Subject: Daily Telegraph Science Writing Competition

Dear All,
Here is an opportunity for older pupils and staff.
All replies to Emma, not the list please.
Best wishes,
Chris


Do you know someone who loves science? Would they be able to express their
thoughts on the subject in an imaginative and creative way? If so, tell
them to enter The Daily Telegraph BASF Science Writer Awards, and give them
the chance to help bridge the gap between the public's perception of
scientists and the world of science itself. You could win a trip to the USA
and share in cash and prizes worth over £7,000!

The Awards are now in their 16th year, and are open to two age categories,
16-19 and 20-28 year olds.  To enter the competition the entrant must write
an article on any scientific or science-related subject, no longer than 700
words, that will have a chance of being published in The Daily Telegraph
weekly Science page and online in the Award Winner's section of our
website, at www.science-writer.co.uk. The closing date for the competition
is 25 April, 2003.

This year, the first prize-winners have a share of cash and prizes worth
over £7,000! Including an all expenses paid, weeklong trip to Seattle, USA
to attend the American Association for the Advancement of Science's 2004
meeting.  The winners will also be able to meet Britain's most
distinguished scientists at the British Association's Festival of Science
at the University of Salford. There is also a £500 prize for the school
that submits the most entries that reach the finalist stage, and NEW to
this year, a £200 book voucher will be awarded for the teacher who submits
the most pupils that reach the short-list after the initial stage of the
competition.

Further information can be found on the competition website,
www.science-writer.co.uk, or by calling the hotline on 020 7704 5315 or by
emailing enquiries@...

For further information please contact:
Emma Gilbert-Harris
Telegraph Group Ltd
Tel: 020 7538 6257
Email: Emma.Gilbert-Harris@...

Chris Shepherd

Teacher Support Manager
Education Department (School and Colleges)
Institute of Physics
76 Portland Place
London  W1B  1NT

Tel: 020 7470 4924  Fax: 020 7470 4848




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University of Cambridge Faculty of Education
Homerton Site
Hills Road
Cambridge CB2 2PH

kst24@...

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Physics Tutor
Secondary PGCE Partnership Course

Secondary Science Tutor
KS2/3 PGCE Partnership Course

Associate Editor
Chemical Education: Research & Practice in Europe

Chair
Chemical Education Research Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry


to join an electronic discussion list on learning in science please visit
http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/learning-science-concepts


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please visit
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Useful?

K.

---------- Forwarded Message ----------
Date: 18 February 2003 13:03 +0000
From: ISY <ISY@...>
To: PTNC@...
Subject: PowerPoint bank

PTNC@... writes:
>If we are all using these devices more how about a PowerPoint bank?

Apologies if everyone knows this trick...

Go to Google, select "Advanced Search":
http://www.google.co.uk/advanced_search?hl=en

Enter your search terms (eg "Capacitors") and then select file format
PowerPoint.

Et voila... one PowerPoint bank.

Quality varies wildly!

If you find one you like then an e-mail back to the author seems
appropriate.

Regards

Ian Yorston
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Date: 12 February 2003 15:58 +0000
From: "Brown, Kirsty" <Kirsty.Brown@...>
To: Education <Education@...>
Subject: Royal Society Education Newsletter

VISIT THE ROYAL SOCIETY'S SUMMER SCIENCE EXHIBITION - TUESDAY 1 JULY TO
THURSDAY 3 JULY 20003

This annual exhibition offers a fantastic opportunity to discover the best
of the UK's science and technology research.  But what makes this event
unique is the chance visitors get to meet and talk to the researchers
themselves who are behind the work on show. The exhibition is a great
opportunity for post-16 students to find out what is happening at the
forefront of the science subjects they are studying.  Chemistry, Biology,
and Physics are all represented in the work of the research teams.

Among the 20 exhibits on show, will be;
Detecting lung cancer - Professor Miles Padgett and his team from the
University of Glasgow will reveal how optical technology can be used to
diagnose lung cancer and prospect for oil or gas.
'Sting Jet' - Professor Keith Browning and his team from the University of
Reading will be describing a new phenomenon which creates severe surface
winds and causes over a billion Euros of damage annually in Europe.
Guppy love - Professor Anne Magurran and her team at the University of St
Andrews will explain how Trinidadian guppies are giving insights into how
new species may be formed.

THE EXHIBITION ONLINE
The 2002 exhibition is online at www.sc1.ac.uk - a science website created
for 16-19 year olds.  So if you cannot bring students to this year's
exhibition, you can still experience what is on offer when this year's
exhibition goes online in July.

RESOURCES FOR THE EXHIBITION
We produce free, high-quality resources to accompany the exhibition enabling
you and your students to undertake preparatory work, and follow up anything
that has interested you at the exhibition.  For those groups who register we
will be sending copies of the Exhibition Guide plus a Teacher's resource one
month before your visit.

HOW TO REGISTER?
If you would like to come along to the Summer Science Exhibition 2003,
please complete the registration form at www.royalsoc.ac.uk/education by
Friday 2 May. There is no charge to attend the exhibition, but please
respond as quickly as you can as we conduct registration on a first-come,
first-served basis.

If you have any questions please get in touch.
Kirsty


Kirsty Brown
Education Officer

Tel: 020 7451 2561
Fax: 020 7451 2693

The Royal Society,
6-9 Carlton House Terrace,
London, SW1Y 5AG.
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Chemical Education Research Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry


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