Education in Science
Editor: Annette Smith
Education in Science (EiS) is the house magazine of ASE and is sent to all members of ASE four times a year. It is a professional rather than an academic journal, providing a means of communication between all sections of the membership – member to member – as well as being a key way of informing members about what ASE is doing on their behalf.
EiS has a wide appeal across the membership, covering all phases of education: early years, primary, secondary and post-16, as well as carrying material for teacher educators, student teachers, technicians, researchers, curriculum and professional developers, in the UK and worldwide.
Material includes:
- Requested articles addressing topical issues in science education
- Unsolicited articles about current issues and initiatives, projects and events
- Letters and opinion pieces
- Updates from ASE groups, committees and Headquarters
- Short news items from other organisations
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May 2013 edition on Education in Science featuring how to Borrow the Moon (STFC Lunar Samples & Meteorites Loan Scheme),
RCUK School-University Partnerships Initiative, how to tweet with #asechat, Science for health literacy and takes a look at the highlights from ASE Annual Conference 2013. Education in Science is ASE's house magazine published 4 times a year.
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