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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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, 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!