science at school podcast

science at school podcast

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science at school podcast episodes

  • S@S 007: Planet Earth 2 – Mountains
    Aims of this episode: Understand why life is so difficult at high altitudes; Explain why the weather changes the higher up you go; Explain how the human body reacts to high altitudes. Click here for the Planet Earth 2 homepage.
    11 min
  • S@S 005: Energy Stores and Transfers
    Aims of this episode: Identify the different forms of energy; Understand some examples of energy being transferred from one form to another; Explain what is meant by the “Conservation of Energy”. Conservation of Energy The golden rule when it comes
    15 min
  • S@S 004: Atoms, Elements and Compounds
    Aims of this episode: Understand what an atom is and what it is made of; Describe the differences between elements, mixtures and compounds; Be able to use the periodic table. Atoms: Atoms were once thought to be the smallest things
    12 min
  • S@S 003: Human Health in 2030
    Aims of this podcast episode: Identify the leading causes of early death predicted for 2030; Describe the causes of each of them; Suggest ways of preventing them. The information for this episode comes from the Wellcome Trust, which is a
    11 min
  • S@S 002: Theories of Evolution
    Aims of this podcast episode: Describe Lamark’s theory of evolution; Describe Darwin’s theory of evolution; Identify similarities and differences between the two theories. A couple of hundred years ago there were two competing theories as to how humans came about
    10 min
  • S@S 001: Newton’s Laws of Motion
    Aims of this podcast episode: Understand what Newton’s three laws are; Describe how they can be applied to different examples; Explain the differences between each of the laws. This can be a pretty complicated topic (if you let it), so
    12 min

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