Feeling unstable about Radioactivity? We will discuss the basic concepts and student misconceptions, suggest classroom activities and approaches for practical work, and give opportunities for further sharing of best practice.

Date: Wednesday, 26th March 2024

Time: 16:30 – 18:00 (Refreshments from 16:15)

Venue: STC, Wakefield Girls’ High School (WGHS)

Event Description:

Are you looking to enhance your understanding and teaching of radioactivity? Join Wakefield Girls’ High School and Physics Partners for a dedicated twilight workshop, designed to support Physics educators in our region. This session, “Radioactivity,” will delve into the fundamental concepts, address common student misconceptions, and provide practical classroom activities and approaches. Participants will also have the opportunity to share best practices and network with fellow educators.

This workshop is part of an ongoing series aimed at building a strong local network for Physics teachers. Whether you are a newly qualified teacher or an experienced Physics educator, you are warmly invited to attend.

Why Attend?

• Gain practical strategies for teaching radioactivity.
• Address student misconceptions effectively.
• Explore engaging classroom activities and practical work.
• Network and share best practices with other Physics teachers.
• Benefit from the support of Physics Partners.

Who Should Attend?

This workshop is open to anyone who teaches or supports the teaching of Physics in schools.

Book your place here