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pH scale with images, making it easier for pupils to visualise and understand the concept

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image of pH scale to show pupils

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Longer article, may be challenging for pupils who struggle with literacy but very interesting and suitable for pupils with strong reading skills

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20190823-can-lessons-from-acid-rain-help-stop-climate-change

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video + article pupils may find useful. Video very suitable for pupils with SEN

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/acid-rain

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Acids and Bases Investigative Write Up Template

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Acids and Bases Investigative Write Up Template

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pupils use this to guide them through their investigation.

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investigate if a substance is an acid or a base

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example of acids and bases mind map

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example of filled in graphic organiser on acids and bases

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fun informative video which explains acids and bases, good video for pupils of higher ability who may want further explanation but also has good explanations for pupils of all abilities.

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Acids and Bases: StudyJams! Science | Scholastic.com

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Everything in the world is an acid, a base, or neutral. This activity will teach students about how to tell whether an object is an acid, a base, or neutral.

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pupils can use this simulation to see the particles reacting and get a more thorough understanding of neutralisation
https://javalab.org/en/neutralization_reaction_en/

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Good to use in the lessons/for recap.

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Students should be able to investigate the reactions between acids and bases; use indicators and pH scale

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NOS2: pupils practice posing testable hypotheses of whether items are acids or bases.

NOS 3: pupils designing, planning and conducting an investigation of whether substances are acids or bases. they will be evaluating and considering reliability, accuracy, precision, fairness, safety, ethics, and selection of suitable equipment in their write up and discussions.

NOS 6: Pupils conducting research into acid rain, and evaluating different sources of information including secondary data, understanding that a source may lack detail or show bias

NOS 7: Pupils present and communicate their research and investigative findings to their peers using relevant scientific terminology and representations.

E&S 7: pupils research and present how earth processes and human factors influence the Earth's climate, in relation to acid rain, evaluating the effects of climate change, acid rain and initiatives that attempt to address those effects.

PW8:  pupils research and discuss ethics and sustainability in relation to acid rain that arise from our generation and consumption of electricity.

BW 10: pupils evaluate how humans can successfully conserve ecological biodiversity and appreciate the benefits that people obtain from ecosystems - in relation to acid rain in their presentations.

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paper investigating Tiktok's educational value. I allowed the pupils to use tiktok to present their findings on acid rain as it is an app they all used and they can access this on their phones and easily edit and add multimedia.

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This study explores TikTok's educational impact in a corporal expression course.

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An educational innovation where TikTok was used as a learning tool is presented.

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TikTok can help to create a motivating learning environment for students.

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TikTok is perceived as an educational tool that enhances creativity and curiosity.

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Movement, music and rhythm can be addressed pedagogically in class through TikTok.

Abstract

Social media have revolutionised the way humans communicate and socialise. Education is also changing; social media are transforming educational environments, and online or blended learning are increasingly used. The COVID-19 pandemic has further accelerated this change. In this paper, we present an educational innovation where TikTok (a social media that is based on creating and sharing 15-60-s video, which has experienced a significant breakthrough during the COVID-19 pandemic) is used as a pedagogical tool. 65 Spanish sport science students participated in this study. A mixed research method was designed to analyse the effect of TikTok use on students. The SPSS 23.0 and NVivo12 software were employed to analyse the data, including the paired sample t-test. The main results indicate that the use of TikTok promotes student motivation, creates an engaging learning environment, and encourages the development of skills such as creativity and curiosity. Therefore, TikTok is recommended to be introduced as a teaching-learning tool in corporal expression courses of the sport science Bachelor's degree owing to its positive educational potential and because TikTok suits the expressive and creative content of the course through music and movement.

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Incorporating TikTok in higher education: Pedagogical perspectives from a corporal expression sport sciences course

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This study explores TikTok's educational impact in a corporal expression course. * An educational innovation where TikTok was used as a learning tool is presented. * TikTok can help to create a motivating learning environment for students. * TikTok is perceived as an educational tool that enhances creativity and curiosity.

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survey of members of the travelling community into their health, lifestyle, and life expectancy. Education levelys also mentioned. Found this paper very insightful and got a better understanding of the travelling community as a result.

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Abstract

Irish Travellers are an indigenous nomadic minority group with poor life expectancy. As part of a census survey of Travellers (80% participation rate), a health status interview was conducted ( n=2065, 43.5% male). In the final regression model, positive predictors of self-rated health (SRH) were having a flush toilet (OR 2.2, p=0.021), considering where one lives to be healthy (OR 1.9, p=0.017), travelling twice yearly (OR 2.3 p=0.026), taking a brisk walk weekly (OR 2.4, p=0.000) and non-smoking (OR 1.7, p=0.03). Conversely, SRH was negatively associated with age ( p=0.000), activity-limiting ill health (OR 0.4, p=0.001), or chronic health condition (OR 0.4, p=0.002).

Highlights

► This is the first comprehensive census survey since 1987 of Ireland's nomadic Travellers. ► It employed a highly novel oral-visual electronic questionnaire to overcome literacy challenges. ► Self-rated health is negatively associated with social indicators, including discrimination. ► The final model shows both material and psycho-social indictors predict self-rated health. ► The study is relevant to other International studies of hard-to-reach ethnic minorities.

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Socio-demographic, environmental, lifestyle and psychosocial factors predict self rated health in Irish Travellers, a minority nomadic population

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Irish Travellers are an indigenous nomadic minority group with poor life expectancy. As part of a census survey of Travellers (80% participation rate), a health status interview was conducted ( n=2065, 43.5% male).

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Acids and bases Unit of learning, informed by my experience on placement and from my further research into key skills, teaching through inquiry etc. this UOL is a much improved version than that i had planned if i were to teach Acids and bases as i have learned extensively through this research about key skills, research and inquiry based teaching.

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Acids and bases lesson plan, informed by my experience on placement and from my further research into inquiry based teaching. Instead of presenting pupils with the information i would use the jigsaw method as described in this lesson as it allowed pupils to build their skills

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Science Collaborative Planning Document - interactive

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This catchy song helps pupils remember which litmus paper is used for an acid and which is used for a base, also has a lot of the content of this topic in one video.

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Acids And Bases Have Two Different Faces

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video pupils could use if they missed the day of the experiment

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pH of 10 Common Household Liquids | Chemistry | acid or base | pH scale

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Linking the planning to key skills and principals.

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Linking the planning to key skills and principals.