Dr John Eyre🦄⚛️🌌

I love the comments!

I’ve shared a handful of sheets I’ve been proud of… but nothing like this! 😀 Here are 50+ of the most popular YouTube channels for teachers, all on one sheet, with free activities connected to their most popular videos 😎 #gid=438255169" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d… Huge props to everyone who helped bring this one to life. Thank you! @waygroundai #edtech #edchat #teachers #letsfindaway #wayground #quizizz #teachertwitter

I now look forward to long journeys in my car because I can listen to the BBC podcast "The Rest is History". It is absolutely brilliant. Does anyone else share my enthusiasm for these podcasts? Any recommendations? I have just finished "Horror in the Congo..."

@Hookean1 For some reason I have always loved materials research. A great book is Structures (or why things don't fall down) by J.E.Gordon. An easily accessible read for students (if inclined!).

Physics teachers. When teaching Materials, I often use this clip about the life and work of David Kirkaldy. It can break up what is often a dry topic and give it some relevance youtube.com/watch?v=iyXwjP…

For over 700 demonstrations of Physics concepts, sorted by topic, visit my youtube channel 😊 youtube.com/channel/UC4y8X…

@RestoreBritain_ Isle of Wight?

@RestoreBritain_ Restoring Britain's missing bits🤣

Join Restore Britain. restorebritain.org.uk/join_us

Here is a great tool for GCSE Science required practicals from Mr Merry. Links to videos, flashcards and methods 👏👏👏👏👏 mrmerryscalculations.com/RP.php

@BenRogersEdu Expanding universe and CMBR?

Homemade visualiser.

Please check out my website flippedaroundphysics.com. There may have been some updates since you last visited. I am working on adding additional questions on topics. Even if you are not a fan of flipped learning, the resources may be useful for consolidation/revision.

@sarita204sharma @ChatPhysics Interesting, I will message you.

@flippedaround @ChatPhysics Have been a SPN coach for past 18 month& supported schools with everything physics related. Not technically a ‘consultant’ by I am happy to help.

Does anyone have experience of being a Consultant Physics Specialist in UK schools where there is a lack of Physics specialists? Would very much appreciate a chat.

What are the rules on using exam paper questions in resources for financial gain? I see a lot of these. Isn't this a breach of copyright? Is a blind eye turned because it is for educational purposes?

This WaveMaker app will be super useful when I teach Waves next 👏👏👏👏 sites.google.com/a/kirbyx.com/w…

@Hookean1 Nice. I would love a set when teaching density.

These cylinders all have the same mass! youtube.com/shorts/1uCp0Rm…

@Hookean1 Thanks for this. Will take a look👍

@flippedaround I have found this book to be very useful for this and other Maths in Science matters: ase.org.uk/mathsinscience

Directly proportional and proportional are the same thing: youtube.com/watch?v=0UDR7Q…

@Hookean1 In fact, does just “proportional” uniquely define the relationship we are picturing “straight line with positive gradient passing through the origin”? Just asking - not sure.

@Hookean1 I think "directly" proportional might have first been used in contrast to "indirectly" proportional (meaning "inversely" proportional)?