How Cars Protect People in a Crash: The Physics of Vehicle Safety (Parent Q&A)
This guide explains how physics and engineering can reduce harm when a vehicle collides. Open Full Article...
Home schooling resources for children and parents.
This guide explains how physics and engineering can reduce harm when a vehicle collides. Open Full Article...
This guide supports home teaching about how physics and engineering reduce injury in vehicle collisions. Open Full Article...
Why would engineers design a car to collapse? It sounds like a weakness, yet carefully controlled damage can help protect the people inside. Open Full Article...
This guide explains the main ideas from the lesson about hidden engineering in homes, transport systems and public infrastructure. Open Full Article...
This guide supports a parent teaching the finished lesson about the hidden engineering in homes, journeys, vehicles and public infrastructure. Open Full Article...
How many engineered systems are encountered on an ordinary journey from a bedroom to school? Open Full Article...
This guide helps parents support learners aged 11 to 16 as they compare energy sources using evidence rather than labels such as ‘good’ or ‘bad’. Open Full Article...
This guide supports teaching the finished lesson about comparing energy sources as an engineering problem. Open Full Article...
How could a fictional town keep its lights, hospitals and trains running every hour of the year? Open Full Article...