STEM learning primary magazine - autumn 2017

STEM Learning primary magazine – autumn 2017In this issue you can get some whizpopping ideas for Roald Dahl Day from Karen Brunyee. The magazine also features the following articles:Seeing the world differently, Lynne ScottComputing assessment, Dave GibbsIdeas for developing thinking and reasoning skills, Rachel...

STEM Learning Magazine: Secondary

Published termly, the STEM Learning magazines bring together information, ideas and resources into three tailored editions (primary, secondary and post-16 and FE) to support teachers of science, mathematics, engineering, computing and design and technology. The magazine highlights resources and professional...

STEM learning secondary and FE magazine: summer 2018

This issue of magazine includes the following articles:Preparing BTEC students for university by Adrian GreenallFuture careers in magic by Dave GibbsWhat does a good science scheme of learning look like? by Mark LangleyExploring our universe by Tom LyonsMoving into leadership by Karen CurzonWhy is it a challenge...

STEM learning secondary and FE magazine: spring 2018

This issue of the magazine includes the following articles:Have your Pi and eat it too by Michael AndersonBananas are big business by Ed WalshThe E in STEM by Gill Collinson and Gemma TaylorCelebrating International Darwin Day by Simon QuinnellApplying learning in science practicals by Mark LangleyZombies,...

STEM learning secondary and FE magazine: autumn 2017

STEM Learning secondary and FE magazine – autumn 2017In this issue you can find out about the science behind fireworks. The magazine also features the following articles:Building on your year 7’s prior knowledge, Dave Gibbs and Michael AndersonEmbedding careers into lessons, Karen HornbyGetting hands-on@ the power of...

STEM Learning Magazine: Primary

As experts in teaching of STEM subjects, the National STEM Learning Centre and Network is here to help teachers inspire, excite and engage students.Published termly, the STEM Learning magazines bring together engaging, useful information, ideas and resources into three tailored editions (primary, secondary and...

How do they do it?: the definitive guide to everything

 HOW DO THEY DO IT? is the ultimate guide to everything. No wonder it s one of the most popular science shows on the planet. Ever wondered how they turn sea-water into air on a nuclear submarine? Or how they make the sharpest knives ever created? Or how they build the huge golden satellites that make your sat-nav...

How to build

 Three episodes probe the car bringing Formula One racing technology to regular roads, the worlds biggest aircraft wing and the satellite that can send a live TV signal around the world in under a second. We meet the engineers who work in bunkers and ˜clean rooms, developing precision components that work...

This will revolutionize education

This video explores how technology has always been expected to replace teachers.  It concludes that a teacher’s purpose is not to transmit information, but to guide the social process of learning. To challenge, inspire and excite their students to want to learn.https://stemlearning.wistia.com/medias/...

Engineer (magazine)

 The Engineer is a London-based monthly magazine covering the latest developments and business news in engineering and technology in the UK and internationally.Latest issue: June 2018