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Your very own starryteller
2014-06-09Teachers and students are invited to take part in a stargazing course.
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“Real science land” and skills
2014-05-22We need to help students become critical thinkers by giving them insight into the effort and diligence that goes into science research, writes ANDREA HENSON.
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Up close and personal with roaring sea lions
2014-05-08Science teacher BERNARD POTTER writes about his recent trip to the Southern Ocean, as the recipient of the Sir Peter Blake Trust Environmental Educators Award.
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Embracing wildness: we talk to Jean Fleming
2014-04-23Jean Fleming, reproductive biologist and environmentalist, will be speaking at SciCon 2014.
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Our plastic oceans
2014-04-18We use plastic every day, but this addiction is creating an unholy continent of sludge in the ocean, writes MELISSA WASTNEY.
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Examining a changing world: teaching climate science in New Zealand
2014-04-15It’s a topic some science teachers shy away from, but tackling the big issues is vital, writes MELISSA WASTNEY.
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IceFest is on its way
2014-04-15Get your students learning about Antarctica this spring.
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Ill-prepared for Earth’s warmer future
2014-04-11Scientists respond to the latest climate change report findings.
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Primary Science Week 2014 set to sparkle
2014-04-03Look to the stars for this year’s Primary Science Week.
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Refraction and diffraction of light through ice crystals in the clouds
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Philippa On The Ice Philippa Werry at an Antarctic research camp 2016
New Zealand Science Teacher
