I'm the American outpost of the ChatPhysics team! I worked as a GCSE/A-Level teacher and head of Physics for 6 years before moving international in July 2019. I now teach an internally designed 2 year high school course to prepare students for IB DP (which I also teach). Check out my articles on the ChatPhysics site!

Hello! 

Mid-career changer from manufacturing engineer to physics teacher. I work at a UTC in Salford and teach KS4 physics but mainly chemistry at the moment. 

Hi all, I am Dave. I go by @Newmanphysics on Twitter. I have been teaching science/physics for over 20 years, in secondary schools and am currently teaching Physics A level and Applied Science Btec in a sixth form college. I have also worked for the IOP for many years as a consultant coach and a moderator on TalkPhysics.org 
Feel free to ask me any questions
I also have a YouTube channel with lots of physics clips. 
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If you see anything you would like to know more about then start a thread and we can discuss it!

I try and get to #Chatphysics on Thursdays as often as I can. An amazing place for resources and ideas.

Hi, I’m Chrissy. I teach in Scotland, general science in the junior years of High school, Physics from third year onwards. Love chatting physics.

Hi @janiemac The Acoustics department at Salford university have been making resources for a very long time. 
Have you seen the Salford Acoustics lesson starters?

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I love the confusaphone. 

Hi, Im Mat, head of physics at Hawarden High School in North Wales. Have been teaching now for over 10 years. 

@matthew-lewis Hi Mat, I recently enjoyed the Welsh Physics Teachers Conference. I saw a great demo to make a charge detector.
I lived in Wales for over 10 years and my children went to Welsh speaking schools.

@newmanphysics when I've been to Brecon the conference has been really good unfortunately its been a mega busy end of the half term so I couldnt attend the sessions. What were they using as a charge detector? Sounds an interesting build. My current plan for half term is to develop a ballistic pendulum that is simple to 3d print / build to demo it to my students as I wasnt paying over £200 for one!