Connecting, supporting and advocating for Aotearoa science educators.
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
- NZ Scholarship Biology | Dr Alison Campbell on helping students prepare
This content is available to NZASE members. Stories and resources like this are just the beginning. Become an NZASE member… Read more: NZ Scholarship Biology | Dr Alison Campbell on helping students prepare - NZIC Analytical Chemistry CompetitionThis content is available to NZASE members. Stories and resources like this are just the beginning. Become an NZASE member… Read more: NZIC Analytical Chemistry Competition
- From Snell’s Law to Science Rap: Teaching science through musicThis content is available to NZASE members. Stories and resources like this are just the beginning. Become an NZASE member… Read more: From Snell’s Law to Science Rap: Teaching science through music
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
- 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
Networks of Expertise
As part of the Networks of Expertise, we’re here to support your teaching journey with practical PLD, helpful resources, expert advice and chances to connect with others.