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My very belated Class of 2020 graduation encouraged me to look back over that chaotic time. So I thought I’d write about it! I found a silver lining even in a pandemic-sized cloud, and it helped bring back the joy and wonder of science🎓
rachelthescientist.wordpress… – at Cambridge, England
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This Week's Golden Nugget from OPAL -mailchi.mp/olevi.com/opal-go… #collaboration #growth-minded #leadership
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It was great to welcome some of the gems from educational leadership to our @OPAL_OLEVI conference!
Such an inspiring day and great to see @Richard_OLEVI @jariramcoach @bctineducation #opal @OLEVItalk
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The @UniSouthWales Rocketry team had an amazing launch 🚀🚀 of our rocket, "Yr Enillydd" (The winner), yesterday at the Mach-23 Rocketry Competition.
Team is having a fantastic time up in Scotland, and great to see such enthusiasm and dedication.
The team will keep pushing🚀
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In this photo taken from the ISS, the rising Sun casts long shadows across the Philippine Sea.
Credit: NASA
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⭐️ NEW BLOG ⭐️
I recently saw @Doug_Lemov present on Thinking Ratio & Participation Ratio. Was a bit of a game changer for me.
Afterwards I interviewed him about his thoughts on it. You can read it here (as well 2 recent cog sci studies that support it): blog.innerdrive.co.uk/thinki…
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In 1978, James Burke made this perfectly timed shot on television and is widely considered "The Greatest Shot In Television History"
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Understanding cognitive load theory and its implications for the classroom is one of the most important things teachers can do to improve their instruction.
Here's one key application:
teachlikeachampion.org/blog/…
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NACE would like to congratulate The College Merthyr Tydfil who are the first further education college to receive Challenge Award accreditation! Brilliant news as we go into the bank holiday weekend... @CollegeMerthyr
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How did the @CMSExperiment prepare for #LHCRun3?
Watch to find out what upgrades were made in preparation for #LHCRun3.
#DidYouKnow that the @CMSExperiment is one of the largest international scientific collaborations in history, involving about 4603 particle physicists, engineers, technicians, students and support staff from 249 institutes in 57 countries?
Find out more: home.cern/news/news/physics/…
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What would you like to #AskAPhysicist?
If you want to know more about the #LHC – the world's largest particle accelerator – its experiments, and CERN’s #physics research, leave your questions below with the hashtag #AskAPhysicist by Friday, 5 May 2023.
The most liked ones will be answered by CERN’s physicists. 👇
Stay tuned to find out the answer to your question.
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An important message from @gleonhard “Your mindset contains your future” #worldcongress2023 @wales_global @ColegauCymru
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Diolch yn fawr @CERN @CMSExperiment @swanseaphysics @SwanseaPPCTh am ymweliad ardderchog. A diolch arbennig i’r myfyrwyr @ColegMerthyr @CollegeMerthyr a @CyfarthfaHigh
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Day 3 at CERN - busy day spent at the European Council for Nuclear Research home to the antimatter factory, the Large Hadron Collider and the CMS detector where the famous Higgs Boson was discovered. @cyfarthfa @CERN @Sci_of_Steph @CMSExperiment @CollegeMerthyr
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Day 2 of our trip to Switzerland included an excursion to Chamonix which included a cable car to one of the highest restaurants in the world, a mountain railway to the ice caves and some dinner in the town. #CyfarthfaFamily #TeuluCyfarthfa @CollegeMerthyr
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What happens in the Antimatter Factory stays in the Antimatter Factory. But you may have a sneak peek 👀
Find out more about the latest research on #antimatter at CERN: home.cern/tags/antimatter
CERN's unique Antimatter Factory
The clip describes CERN’s unique facility for research on anti-atoms, the Antimatter factory, its two decelerators, AD and ELENA and its experiments: AEGIS, GBAR, ALPHA, ATRAP, ASACUSA and BASE.
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Dover. 2am. Science @CollegeMerthyr never sleeps.
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Interesting fact: Switzerland J type plugs are used nowhere else in the world, except possibly Lichtenstein.












































