FYI bsky tells me you can’t me messaged

For general reading, I prefer san serif fonts. But it makes sense to me that users should be able to customize app settings based on their own preferences.

As a chem teacher I got tired of screaming into void about needing a font to distinguish the Arabic number one, a lower case L, an upper case i, and a Roman numeral one, so I made this:
docs.google.com/presentation...

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AND #iteachchem

If you hydrate them in liquid with universal indicator in they can be used as little pH meters.

Kiddos mix colourless liquids and add a bead... so pretty.

Authentic community engagement is trickier! I run demo-based projects twice a year and there are a small number of topics that students might see relevant to their own culture or community (food and arts seem to have the best crossover).

I generally find that making a public product (project involving a presentation, poster, video, etc) gives students more ownership and pride. For day-to-day work, whiteboard presentations can be useful but don’t always fit the bill.

It’s a great project – there’s a whole crowd-sourced spreadsheet of indicators and colours here from @crocodilechemi1.bsky.social: docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

#gardenindicators is new to me - so excited to dig in!

Fellow Rozzident here!