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Digital technologies and the future of science education
2015-07-13
What opportunities do digital technologies provide for science education, asks SHELLEY HERSEY.
Takeaway telescopes and building enthusiasm for astronomy
2015-04-15
An astronomy pilot programme was so successful it is to be repeated again this year, writes University of Canterbury science outreach coordinator JOAN GLADWYN.
Light and film: exploring cross-curricular possibilities
2015-04-12
A group of teachers at Waikato Diocesan School for Girls are interested in breaking down the barriers between their subjects, writes biology teacher MEL MOORE.
Innovative education: Time for a change?
2015-02-11
We need to set our students new kinds of challenges in order to explore highly complex and wicked problems, writes CHRIS CLAY.
Reasons for our seasons: earth science comes alive
2014-10-03
This is your invitation to connect your students with an earth science class in New York.
Join Hannah on a deep-sea mission
2014-09-19
Students and teachers have the chance to follow intrepid Kiwi Hannah Prior.
Falling for science: Bernard Beckett
2014-08-11
Puzzles make for great starting points in fiction, says teacher and author of young adult novels, Bernard Beckett.
First-ever #SciChatNZ takes place
2014-08-06
Tweeting science teachers met up for a chat last week.
Creating ‘science champions’ in teaching training
2014-08-06
ANNE HUME and CATHY BUNTTING investigate the use of Content Representation (CoRe) design and the Science Learning Hub (SLH) to develop pre-service primary teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) in science.
Digital technologies and the future of science education
2015-07-13
What opportunities do digital technologies provide for science education, asks SHELLEY HERSEY.
Takeaway telescopes and building enthusiasm for astronomy
2015-04-15
An astronomy pilot programme was so successful it is to be repeated again this year, writes University of Canterbury science outreach coordinator JOAN GLADWYN.
Light and film: exploring cross-curricular possibilities
2015-04-12
A group of teachers at Waikato Diocesan School for Girls are interested in breaking down the barriers between their subjects, writes biology teacher MEL MOORE.
Innovative education: Time for a change?
2015-02-11
We need to set our students new kinds of challenges in order to explore highly complex and wicked problems, writes CHRIS CLAY.
Reasons for our seasons: earth science comes alive
2014-10-03
This is your invitation to connect your students with an earth science class in New York.
Join Hannah on a deep-sea mission
2014-09-19
Students and teachers have the chance to follow intrepid Kiwi Hannah Prior.
Falling for science: Bernard Beckett
2014-08-11
Puzzles make for great starting points in fiction, says teacher and author of young adult novels, Bernard Beckett.
First-ever #SciChatNZ takes place
2014-08-06
Tweeting science teachers met up for a chat last week.
Creating ‘science champions’ in teaching training
2014-08-06
ANNE HUME and CATHY BUNTTING investigate the use of Content Representation (CoRe) design and the Science Learning Hub (SLH) to develop pre-service primary teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) in science.

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