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Join a passionate science community that supports your teaching journey. The New Zealand Association of Science Educators (NZASE) promotes high-quality science education by providing resources, professional development opportunities, and a collaborative network for science educators across New Zealand.
Latest articles
- Into the abyss with deep-sea tinkerer and fish zoologist Dr Thom Linley
In the food-starved abyss, being a bit dim can be a remarkably effective survival strategy: “If you can be stupid,… Read more: Into the abyss with deep-sea tinkerer and fish zoologist Dr Thom Linley - POSTER: Where can science take you? | Deep-sea Fish Collector Dr Thom LinleyWhat does it take to explore one of the least-known places on Earth? Meet Dr Thom Linley, a deep-sea fish… Read more: POSTER: Where can science take you? | Deep-sea Fish Collector Dr Thom Linley
- The evolving role of the science technician | Raewyn Keene, Lab ManagerHow much has the school science laboratory changed over the past three decades? From handwritten labels and paper inventories to… Read more: The evolving role of the science technician | Raewyn Keene, Lab Manager
Latest PLD resources
- POSTER: Top tips for working well with your science technicianWorking well with your science technician is a practical, one-page checklist designed to help science teachers build great partnerships with… Read more: POSTER: Top tips for working well with your science technician
- Getting the most from your science technician | Arwen HeyworthFrustrated by the lack of useful information for better utilising your Science Technician? Former President of STANZ and current Cluster Coordinator… Read more: Getting the most from your science technician | Arwen Heyworth
- NZ Scholarship | Challenges and rewardsThis content is available to NZASE members. Stories and resources like this are just the beginning. Become an NZASE member… Read more: NZ Scholarship | Challenges and rewards
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