New to secondary science: Classroom behaviour and management
If you are new to teaching secondary science, new to teaching in the UK or returning after a break, this series is perfect for you!

What is this and who is it for?
'New to secondary science' is a series of short webinars designed and developed by our 11-19 committee to share their experience and expertise in key areas that make a real difference in the secondary science classroom. This is perfect for trainee teachers, those early in their career, those new to teaching science, those new to teaching in the UK education system, those returning to teaching or anyone who would just like a refresher! You will leave each session with some top tips you can apply straight away, as well as some ideas for longer term strategies.
In this session, early in the school year, Matt Docking will share his tips on classroom management and behaviour. As an experienced teacher he is able to share his reflections on building routines and relationships, how to apply school behaviour policies and how to use these strategies to make your classroom a positive learning environment for your students.
Cost
All sessions are free to ASE members and £12.50 for non-ASE members
ASE is a charity, committed to making support for science teaching as accessible as possible, we are able to do this through the support of our members.
If you’re not already part of the ASE community, we invite you to join ASE for just £45 a year (free to trainees and ECTs in the first 2 years of teaching). This gives you access to CPD (much is free to members), one of our Journals as well as our resources.
Other modules in this series
- New to secondary science: An introduction to SEND Mon 6th Oct 4.30 - 5.30 pm
- New to secondary science: Classroom Management and behaviour Tue 25th Nov 5 - 5.30 pm
- New to secondary science: Practical Work Mon 12th Jan time TBC - bookings opening soon
- New to secondary science: Curriculum planning and adaptation Wed 11th March time TBC - bookings opening soon
- New to secondary science: Integrating technology into science education Wed 29th April 4.30 - 5 pm