Harrison, Tim

Shallcross, Dudley

Shallcross, Karen

Shaw, Amanda

Williams, Susan J

Spectroscopy covers a wide range of analytical techniques, a small sub-set of which UK pre-university chemistry students are required to study. The expense of such equipment means that it is not available to the vast majority of schools whilst it is commonplace in university chemistry departments. This article discusses the evolution of the Bristol ChemLabS spectroscopy outreach activities. The advantages and disadvantages of this method of engagement for both the participants and the providers are discussed from 10 years of activity

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School-University partnerships:Lessons learned from 10 years of Spectroscopy for Teachers and Post 16 Students

T G Harrison

A J Shaw

K L Shallcross

S J Williams

D E Shallcross

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New Directions in the Teaching of Physical Sciences

School-university partnerships: Lessons learned from 10 years of spectroscopy for teachers and post 16 students

https://research-information.bris.ac.uk/files/109282941/391_763_1_SM.pdf

School-University partnerships:Lessons learned from 10 years of Spectroscopy for Teachers and Post 16 Students

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