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- Contents, Editorial and Letters
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Issue: June 2013 349
- Science Notes: Teaching valence shell electron pair repulsion (VSEPR) theory
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Issue: June 2013 349
Author: Christopher Talbot and Choo Tong Neo
- Science Notes: What’s in a symbol?
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Issue: June 2013 349
Author: Stuart Leadstone
- Pinhole camera method – lens camera observation
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Issue: June 2013 349
Author: Stephen Rowcliffe with additional material by Geoff Auty
- Helpdesk
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Issue: June 2013 349
- Science Notes: The Clubbers’ Guide
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Issue: June 2013 349
Extract: Creating a buzz around school Sue Howarth Relevance of science through ownership: why study the bumblebee? Duncan Short with Ben Kurzman and Fiona Wilson
- The Presidential Address 2013: Promoting enthusiasm, imparting knowledge! Science for the general population and science for future researchers must all start in the school curriculum
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Issue: June 2013 349
Author: Martin Rees, Lord Rees of Ludlow
Extract: The Presidential Address delivered to the Association for Science Education Annual Conference, University of Reading, January 2013
- What everyone should know about archeans
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Issue: June 2013 349
Author: Peter Freeland
Extract: The evolutionary status of archeans has recently been enhanced through studies of the role they played in the formation of multicellular life forms and their ability to colonise extreme environments.
- A working model of natural selection illustrated by table tennis
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Issue: June 2013 349
Author: Muhittin Dinç, Selda Kılıç and Caner Aladağ
Extract: A model using table tennis balls can demonstrate the gradual elimination of unfit alleles in progressive generations.
- Teaching evolution at A-level: is ‘intelligent design’ a scientific theory that merits inclusion in the biology syllabus?
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Issue: June 2013 349
Author: Peter Freeland
Extract: Evolutionary theory should be taught in schools without fear or favour; while many aspects of the process can be supported by good evidence, ‘intelligent design’ is not one of them.
