Welcome to ASE
The Association for Science Education is a dynamic community of teachers, technicians, and other professionals supporting science education and is the largest subject association in the UK. The ASE is an independent and open forum for debate and a powerful force to promote excellence in science teaching and learning, with unique benefits for members.
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Special Science Week offer for ASE members22 Feb 2012
MEMBERS of the ASE can gain “two-for-one” entry to the Royal Horticultural Society, Wisley Surrey on March 12 and 13 to mark National Science and Engineering Week.
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The ASE wants your views on the future of science education!
17 Feb 2012
The ASE is asking its members to help inform its response to the Royal Society’s ‘Vision for science and mathematics education 5-19’ project by March 5.
Upcoming ASE Area Conferences
Scottish Conference
Perthshire, 2-3 March 2012
North West
SLC Didsbury, 10 March 2012
East of England
Harlow, 17 March 2012
ASE National Technicians
NSLC York, 5 and 6 July 2012
Journals
upd8 CrucialCrucial is the most affordable way to adapt to new GCSE! Take a look, and sign up to get the samples.
ASE Chat#asechat is a weekly online science education discussion group. It takes place on Monday evenings from 8.00-9.00pm (UK time). Click here for more details.
Schoolscience.co.ukASE's Schoolscience.co.uk is a free website sponsored by industrial and research partners and provides a comprehensive directory of resources, information and contacts for teachers and learners of science in schools everywhere.
CSciTeachCSciTeach recognises the unique combination of skills, knowledge, understanding and expertise required by individuals involved in science teaching & learning.
CEO BlogUsing twitter to gauge people's views
ASE ForumsFrom Group discussions on specific topics to the general forum offering advice and support, login to join the discussion!
Primary Science Quality MarkThe Primary Science Quality Mark is an award scheme to develop and celebrate the quality of science teaching and learning in primary schools.
ASE OnlineThe ASE’s resources are innovative, relevant and teacher-friendly because they are written by science teachers, for science teachers.
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