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Helping to raise CAST test scores with Magnitude

Ben Newsome

Fizzics Education is working with Magnitude.io to help teachers improve the outcomes of grade 5 students in Lodi Unified school district. Commencing February 26, we will be presenting live science demonstrations specifically designed to highlight scientific thinking, variable testing and changes in states of matter at 20 schools with grade...

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The Power of Provocations in Teaching

Ben Newsome

Provocations are powerful tools in the classroom. It is also ok if the provocation creates disagreement! We look at how provocations create engaged learners.

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2023 UTS Chancellor’s Award for Excellence – Ben Newsome

Ben Newsome

Last week Ben Newsome was incredibly honoured to receive both the University of Technology Sydney Chancellor's Award for Excellence and the Faculty Award of Excellence: Science at the 2023 UTS Alumni Awards. Read more about these awards here.

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Fire-Ed Up Challenge

Ben Newsome

Join the Fire-Ed Up challenge to explore the world of bushfires through STEM! Delve deep into their impacts, learn how STEM aids in mitigation, and be inspired for a future in bushfire management.

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Observation in nature – a skill for students

Ben Newsome

When it comes to observing nature and learning about the environment using their senses, there are several skills that students can practice. We look at some simple steps you can take to build their observational skills.

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How to create an effective scope and sequence for teaching science in primary school

Ben Newsome

So you've got to create a scope and sequence for a science unit, but how can you make this an effective unit of work? This requires careful planning and consideration of the student's needs and abilities. Here are some steps to help you create an effective scope and sequence

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Steps to create a unit of work for a primary science classroom

Ben Newsome

Creating a unit of work for a primary science classroom involves careful planning and preparation. With some work and input from your colleagues, you can find this to be highly rewarding both for your students and to you!

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How to incorporate cross-curricula teaching in a primary science unit of work

Ben Newsome

Cross-curricular teaching can be a great way to help students make connections between different subject areas and deepen their understanding of the topics they are studying. We look at some strategies to employ!

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Easter Science Experiments – just for fun!

Ben Newsome

Easter-themed science experiments! Easter is a great time to incorporate science experiments into your curriculum or even at home. Here are some favourites :)

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Simplicity is key for science lessons

Ben Newsome

Simplicity is key for science lessons, no matter whether you're a science teacher, science communicator or otherwise.Here are key ideas for communicating science to all manner of audiences!

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Young Space Explorers Webinar

Ben Newsome

The Young Space Explorers webinar was a companion event for the New Space Workforce initiative. Hear from a NASA astronaut, NASA scientist, US National Labs & the Australian Space Agency about careers in space.

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2025 International Aeronautical Congress & students

Ben Newsome

The 2025 International Aeronautical Congress will be in Sydney. So with this in mind, you can already be inspiring your students about space opportunities with some simple steps!

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The Importance of STEM in Early Education

Ben Newsome

Ours truly is the technological age, and teaching children STEM subjects from an early age is an ideal way to ensure that these little ones are prepared to excel in the age of technology. We look at how to start them early!

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How to Prepare Students for a STEM Career

Ben Newsome

As a teacher, you’re in a great position to help engage students in STEM and set them up for career success! We look at practical ideas to get you started.

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