Issue 341 | ASE

School Science Review 341 The inspiration of Marie Curie

Editor Geoff Auty

Issue 341 | Published June 2011

Overview

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Contents

p.1 Contents and editorial

p.9 Science Notes

p.23 Helpdesk

p.25 The Clubbers' Guide: Inspirational ideas from the Big Bang Fair

p.36 Getting Practical - an initial teacher education perspective

p.39 The inspiration of Marie Curie

p.41 Sense about science - Making sense of radiation and understanding peer review

p.47 Radioactivity - killer or the 'elixir of life'?

p.55 Simplifying the mathematical treatment of radioactive decay

p.65 Practical work using low-level radioactive materials available to the public

p.75 Where did all the women go?

p.79 Thoughts of modern women in physics

p.83 Thoughts from female A-level and GCSE students

p.89 'It's boring': female students' experience of studying ICT and computing

p.95 Girls into physics - looking back and looking forward

p.101 Final-year education projects for undergraduate chemistry students

p.107 Galvanic cells: anodes, cathodes, signs and charges

p.115 Mysterious Saturn - some ancient and modern views

p.121 Science in drama: using television programmes to teach concepts and techniques

p.126 Book reviews

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