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The Physics Teaching Podcast

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About this Podcast:

We believe that physics teaching is a wonderful thing, but are aware not everyone agrees. In the UK more and more non-specialists are getting the opportunity (welcome or otherwise) to shine a light on peoples misconceptions about the World around them.We started this podcast to provide useful information about how some of the best physics teachers we know teach the subject. Nearly always the answer will be ‘do some practical work’, which we know is essential to grounding understanding as well as being fun to do and making lessons easier to manage.

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25%

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Selective

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What is The Physics Teaching Podcast about?

We believe that physics teaching is a wonderful thing, but are aware not everyone agrees. In the UK more and more non-specialists are getting the opportunity (welcome or otherwise) to shine a light on peoples misconceptions about the World around them.

What has The Physics Teaching Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "The Last Podcast" (26 June 2025, 18 minutes), "Particle Theory of Matter" (13 June 2025, 22 minutes), and "Revising Physics with Key Stage 3 (ages 10-14)" (5 June 2025, 19 minutes).

How often does The Physics Teaching Podcast publish?

The Physics Teaching Podcast publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 144 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on The Physics Teaching Podcast?

Booking probability for The Physics Teaching Podcast is 25%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Physics Teaching Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Physics Teaching Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch The Physics Teaching Podcast?

The strongest fits for The Physics Teaching Podcast are Courses, Coaching & Lessons and Educational Support Services. The Physics Teaching Podcast has an education audience and around 320,000 subscribers on YouTube.

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The Physics Teaching Podcast is an education podcast with 144 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Jun 13, 202522 minS7

    In the penultimate podcast, Rosie and Thomas have a jolly catch-up about supporting physics students with extra-curricular projects and ways to teach the Particle Theory of matter; all with a big dose of space stories...

  • May 8, 202532 minS7

    Join Robin, Rosie and friend-of-the-Podcast, and hugely successful author, Ben Rogers for a delectable selection of ways to teach electricity spanning from primary school year 4 all the way through to some fun ideas for...

  • Apr 15, 202525 minS7

    Rosie and Robin finally get a chance to catch up, whilst Thomas jets off on holiday, but not before catching up with Richard Brock to discuss the art of storytelling in the classroom

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