• Question: Hi, I'm Dylan. This is my first question to you, so sorry about any wierd things. What and when was your favourite period of time studying science at school - who was the teacher? Dylan :)

    Asked by 12barberd to Duncan, Grant, Julie, Nik, Rachel on 12 Mar 2013.
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      Julie Bland answered on 12 Mar 2013:

      Hi Dylan,
      No problem we had much weirdest question!
      I loved the two last year at high school because I changed from normal school to agricultural school where science was very useful/interesting. I learned a lot about animal biology, soil chemistry… and the teacher (chemistry and biology) really loved what they were doing!

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      Rachel Edwards-Stuart answered on 12 Mar 2013:

      I probably liked A-levels the most, because that’s when you could really get into the detail of things. We had a real variety of different teachers, but they all had different teaching styles so it never become boring. I didn’t really have a favourite teacher – they all had their moments!

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      Grant Campbell answered on 12 Mar 2013:

      Hi Dylan. My favourite time at school was my final year, when there was greater freedom and more interesting subjects and I was involved in a range of things including debating and the school production of Oliver (I was Mr Brownlow). I had excellent teachers for maths, physics and chemistry, but my French teacher, who was also my debating coach, had the biggest effect on my life.

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      Duncan Gaskin answered on 17 Mar 2013:

      Weird questions are great Dylan, keep asking!
      For me it was in the 6th form doing A levels, the teachers started to treat us as adults and made lessons really interesting. Although it was nearly 30 years ago I can still remember my science teachers names, so thank you Mr Knott, Mr Duffy, Mr Robinson, Mr Worley, Mr Ellis, Mr Gitos and Mr Jacobson!

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