Stepwise presentation of the calculation of an equilibrium (Kc) given initial amounts and an equilibrium amount. While using this , it is better to include the equation for Kc calculation in the initial slide so that the learners know what they are going
Dozens of experiments illustrating concepts in physics. This is mainly a text based site.
A resource from NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, of Solar System related material. Examine maps and surface features of planets or satellites.
The Simulator produces images of any body, as it would appear from a chosen viewpoint now, in the past
A website containing revision notes on a range of subjects at GCSE and A level
A website containing a list of ten top theories in physics such as, Einstein's Theory of Relativity, the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle and The Big Bang. Includes links to further information on the About: Physics site
A wide selection of fun, interactive simulations of physical and chemical phenomena from the Physics Education Technology project at the University of Colorado.
Link to the Department for Transport website which contains information and statistics on integrated and local transport.
A series of 11 booklets which helps schools to implement functional skills across the curriculum. The booklets illustrate how functional skills can be applied and developed in different subjects and contexts, supporting achievement at Key Stage 3 and Key
website consisting of a series of quizzes on a range of topics including maths and science. Quizzes are all online and for a range of abilities. Registration is required but is free. Suitable for entry level and Level 1 learners
Diagram of the heart split into 16 blocks in a Word document. Learners are required to use drag and drop to assemble the blocks to give the correct diagram of the heart.
