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The ASE Annual Conference is a unique opportunity for all teachers of science and those involved with science education. With over 350 sessions to choose from at ASE Annual Conference 2018, Sched will help you see what’s on and plan and edit your personal agenda at any time.  If you’ve not yet registered for this event book now on Eventbrite.
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Thursday, January 4 • 3:30pm - 5:30pm
Future-proofing your Secondary Science Curriculum T50

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Led by the ASE 11-19 Committee.

The first hour of this session will demonstrate how planning through appropriately sequenced key ideas can stabilise your science curriculum in an ever-changing educational landscape, reducing the need to "re-invent the wheel".  Activities will allow you to apply the principles discussed to your own subject-specific needs.

The room has been booked for a second hour to give time to discuss, collaborate and potentially produce material to bring back to share with your department. This second part of the session is entirely optional but Helen will remain in order to facilitate and provide support and suggestions as required.
Speakers
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Helen Harden

Freelance curriculum specialist, Association for Science Education
Science curriculum design and innovation | Resources development (9-11, 11-16 and post-16 chemistry) | Chair ASE 11-19 Committee, and Member of RSC Currciulum and Assessment Working Group | Primary school governor

Exhibitors
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Association for Science Education

The Association for Science Education (ASE) is a  proud organiser of the Annual Conference; Europe's largest science education event. We welcome members and non-members to a rich programme of CPD and the invaluable opportunity to share ideas and challenges with practitioners from... Read More →

Thursday January 4, 2018 3:30pm - 5:30pm
Guild of Students Mandela Room
  11-19