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Special Notice

SciCon 2012 is to be held at the University of Auckland, 1-4 July 2012. Visit the website, http://www.scicon2012.org.nz/, to find out more details. Early bird registration closes 18 May

Welcome to our Association

Sabina ClearyThe New Zealand Association of Science Educators (NZASE) is a professional organisation composed of over 500 members from primary, intermediate, secondary and tertiary institutions across NZ. Our aim is to represent the needs and interests of science educators in NZ and to promote excellence in science teaching and learning. NZASE is composed of various standing committees and regional associations. We encourage everyone interested in science education to join our Association.
Sabina Cleary
President
Notices

  • Prime Minister's Science Teacher Prize ...01-05-2012

    The 2012 round for the Prime Minister’s Science Teacher Prize opened on 1st May. This prize is one of five science prizes worth $1 million in total. The prize recognises the impact of science on New Zealanders’ lives, celebrates the contribution of science teachers, and encourages those of the future. To find out more please visit http://www.pmscienceprizes.org.nz  

    http://www.pmscienceprizes.org.nz/teacher/

    Prize closes 24th July, 2012

  • NZASE Peter Spratt Medal for sustained contribution to NZ Science education ...26-04-2012

    Nominations are invited for the Peter Spratt Medal for sustained contribution to NZ Science Education.

    The success of the NZ Association of Science Educators is dependent on the contribution of its members. Contributing organisations to NZASE such as regional science teachers’ associations, subject standing committees, science fair committees stay viable due to long-term sustained contributions from key individuals.

  • Supporting Innovation through Technology and Science Education Forum ...21-03-2012

    Supporting Innovation through Technology and Science Education Forum http://www.conferenz.co.nz/conferences/technology-and-science-education Developing a culture of innovation and improving science and technology education are essential if New Zealand is to meet future workforce demands and capitalise on the opportunities they offer. Join our forum to hear how those closely connected with science and technology education and business are improving connections to improve outcomes for students. How can the wider population be engaged and enthused?     

  • SciCon 2012 ...28-02-2012

    The Theme of the conference is “Making Connections” and this could mean making connections with teachers from primary to tertiary, researchers, scientists and companies that produce resources for science education. It could also mean making new IT connections or connections with new ideas and ways of teaching, especially those that help us to implement the new curriculum effectively, in the hope that all of these have a flow on effect to the learning of our students. http://www.scicon2012.org.nz

  • 2012 International & National Science Opportunities for Yr12 and Yr13 Students ...14-02-2012

    LONDON INTERNATIONAL YOUTH SCIENCE FORUM  16 – 30 August 2012 Open to Yr13 students only USA INTERNATIONAL SPACE CAMP, HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA, (late July) Open to students in Yr 12 or Yr 13
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