Teaching Electricity

Join us for an engaging follow-up to our online Introduction to Electricity! This interactive session, led by Neal Gupta, is designed to elevate your expertise and teaching techniques related to the key stage 3 electricity curriculum. Here's what you can look forward to:

Enhancing Your Knowledge: Deepen your understanding of the fundamental concepts of electricity and refine your pedagogical strategies.
Addressing Student Misconceptions: Learn to identify and correct common misunderstandings that students have about electricity.
Exploring Models and Analogies: Discover effective ways to explain static electricity, current, voltage, and resistance using various models and analogies.
Practical Applications: Gain insights into how to integrate hands-on experiments into your lessons and foster independent problem-solving skills in your students.

These sessions have been set up for teachers in the Sutton Coldfield hub and will be particularly useful for Early Career Teachers and non-specialists. Experienced teachers of physics are also very welcome, as are teachers not already in the hub.

Physics Partners are delighted to be offering a series of twilight workshops for teachers of Physics across Birmingham. There are three hubs, one in Walsall, one in Sutton Coldfield and another for the King Edward VI Foundation schools.

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