who is Roger Frost?
Perhaps someone once asked, who is Roger Frost? He’s a writer who used to collect ideas to teach science which this web aims to record. Over twenty years, Roger Frost ran ICT and science training...
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Data logging in Practice
A book to lever more science out of the experiments and activities we do in school. If you use it a lot the author would like to know. It is not for selling.
media work by Roger Frost
I wrote hundreds of items of copy for publishers and big companies and other print for education. I’ve put samples here more to remind me than anyone else. The main customers were Times Educational...
books by Roger Frost
My series of IT books could be found in many UK schools from 1994 – 2004. They are now public domain so remind me if I fail to link to copies from this site....
instructional animation by Roger Frost
my animation projects included Roger Frost’s Organic Chemistry (250 animation screens)Malaysia 6th form chemistry (200+ animations)Learning & Teaching Scotland Higher (50 animations)Nelson e-science (30 animations + 200 e-activities)
teacher training projects
As well as run one-off courses for teachers in schools, I had a central role in some bigger projects with a wider community of teachers. There was a national project called GEST which gave...
people I worked for
Roger Frost mostly ran courses at schools and teacher’s centres on using IT in science. He worked freelance from 1992 – 2008 and was a science advisory teacher and a project officer for the...
places I worked
Projects and writing Cambridge University, Faculty of Education, Teaching Associate 2012 Writer / Presenter of The Science Show on local radio Cambridge 105 FM 2012-2015 BETT Awards Judge for BESA & EMAP 2001-2014 Higher...
the never-used Roger Frost CV
It is only when someone asks ‘can you send me your CV?’ do you realise how long you have worked without one. We proved that it is possible to work for twenty years and...
Roger Frost & Chris Creese on Cambridge radio breakfast show
Neil and Lottie invite us to the Breakfast Show on Cambridge 105 as we answer questions about how the show came about. There was giggling but it was an informative chat too. Running order...
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