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Get your students painting a better world
09/12/2013International art competition has children creatively thinking about food waste.
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Hot topic inspires Nelson science student
04/12/2013Mitchell Chandler, 17, is off to the sub-Antarctic Islands to follow his passion.
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Science communication and education: Where to from here?
03/12/2013How can we improve our science communication efforts for a better society? asks CHRISTINE JASONI.
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Potential conflict as native birds move into urban settings
02/12/2013New research looks at how native birds might cause problems in New Zealand cities.
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Inspiring Pasifika: short films and a science teacher
28/11/2013A new project to inspire Pasifika students is achieving its aim: one click at a time.
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Science fellows announced
27/11/2013Thirteen of New Zealand’s best researchers in science and the humanities have been elected as Fellows of the Royal Society of New Zealand.
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Science and Society project to boost education
27/11/2013Unique joint education-science sector plan announced.
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Butterfly havens and worm farms
12/11/2013Schools get cracking on their projects funded by primary science scholarships.
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A fine balance
31/10/2013Tepaeru-Ariki Lulu French is a secondary science teacher, and she balances this work with a passion for dance.
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Ice, magic and moa bones: this year’s science books inspire
13/10/2013New Zealand Science Teacher takes a closer look at the books from the Royal Society of New Zealand’s 2013 Science Book Prize, announced in May of this year.
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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
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New STEM Scholarships from BP
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Fight Germs and Win!
One of the most topical scientific issues of the 21st Century has to be the antibiotic resistance of microbes. This issue threatens, at its worst, to take our health system back to the brink of the 20th Century. At its best, it is causing a paradigm shift in policy, and thoughts and practises around the application, distribution and cost of antibiotics.As Science educators, we are the banner bearers of change. What we teach, and how we teach it, can expedite vital social change around attitudes to health, and particularly the expectations we place upon our medical practitioners. »
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Week of Engineering
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Book Review: Investigations in the Classroom, Bk 2
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