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  1. How English Became the International Language of Physics

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    This is an unusual post for me.

  2. 2 Sentence Techniques that Unlock Higher Grades in Science and the Humanities

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    If you can’t write it, you can’t think it.

  3. Listening Comprehension in Lessons

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    We spend a lot of class time talking to students.

  4. Physics Nouns and Verbs

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    Since the fall of the Soviet Union, English has become the international language of physics.

  5. The Big Ideas of Primary Physics (Updated)

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    May 2026 I wrote most of these Primary Physics progression maps in 2021.

  6. Can We (and Should We) Teach Energy In Key Stage 2 Science?

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    Energy is not in the KS2 science National Curriculum and is not likely to be introduced following the review.

  7. Strong Writing is Different In Every Subject But Weak Writing Is All The Same

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    Each subject writes differently.

  8. If You Can’t Write It, You Can’t Say It.

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    There is a much loved saying in literacy teaching: if you can’t say it, you can’t write it.

  9. Why Don’t Physicists Just Write Clearly?

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    Physicists have a terrible reputation for being bad communicators.

  10. Making Reading Comprehension Visible in Physics

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    Let’s say you’ve got a class full of students who are strong readers.