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ASE Annual Conference 2018

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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CANCELLED Across The Divide: Improving teaching and learning across primary, secondary and HE I20 Rendall S5Deborah Ralls Teaching Low-SES Students Science I15 Rendall LT5Judith Hillier • Jaimie Miller-Friedmann

9:30am GMT

Do STEM Teachers Praise Intelligence More than Arts Teachers? ... And other questions T02 Maths 104Kristy Turner

10:00am GMT

BERG: Brain science in schools T07 Rendall S10Andrew Chandler-Grevatt

10:30am GMT

BERG: So where are we with STEM? T11 CANCELLED TBADr Liz Lakin

11:30am GMT

CANCELLED session - BERG: Darwin and the Arts T22 Rendall S10Martin Braund

12:00pm GMT

BERG: Can a robot hear? T25 Rendall S10Professor Berry Billingsley • Mehdi Nassaji The Science of Learning T26 Rendall LT2Lia Commissar • Wellcome Trust

1:30pm GMT

BERG: What’s nature got to do with it? T31 Rendall S10Melissa Glackin

2:00pm GMT

BERG: Are field ecologists barking up the wrong tree? T37 Rendall S10Steve Tilling Workshop on Pedagogical Content Knowledge on questioning T36 Rendall S9John Oversby • Jude Sanders

2:30pm GMT

BERG: Towards Transition-Driven Civic Science S04 Rendall S10Justin Dillon

3:00pm GMT

BERG: What’s the point of protecting biodiversity? T45 Rendall S10Marcus Grace • Dr Carys Hughes Attitudes to STEM & PRINCIPIA T106 Rendall LT6Judith Bennett • Maria Turkenburg • University of York Science Education Group

4:00pm GMT

The Value of Active Communities of Practice in STEM Action Research T56 Rendall LT3John Oversby • Jude Sanders

9:30am GMT

CERG: Inclusive practice, how far has science education come since the Warnock report? S10 Chadwick Rotbalt LTJane Essex

10:15am GMT

Biology in the Real World: Is it true an elephant never forgets? T69 Rathbone Leslie HearnshawDr Graeme Shannon • Royal Society of Biology

11:00am GMT

Biology in the Real World: Photosynthesis for a Changing World T73 Rathbone Leslie HearnshawDr James Hartwell • L McClure • Jamie Biggs • Royal Society of Biology • University of Liverpool Voices of Chemistry W64 Maths 103Lynda Dunlop • Sally Horrocks

11:30am GMT

Threshold Concepts and the Space in Between: Applying research to every day practice T81 Maths 105Niki Kaiser

12:00pm GMT

Biology in the Real World: Obesity - Is it all in your head? T90 Rathbone Leslie HearnshawDr Simon Cork • L McClure • Royal Society of Biology

2:15pm GMT

Biology in the Real World: CRISPR - Separating Fact from Fiction T95 Rathbone Leslie HearnshawL McClure • Malcolm White • Royal Society of Biology

3:00pm GMT

CANCELLED Biology in the Real World: Creating Great Fieldwork T105 Rathbone Leslie HearnshawSara Lanyon • L McClure • Royal Society of Biology • Field Studies Council

9:30am GMT

In Conversation with New Researchers T123 CTL 6Shirley Simon • Angela Buckland

11:00am GMT

Sharing Teacher-Researcher Experiences and Journeys T134 CTL 6Shirley Simon • Angela Buckland

1:30pm GMT

Using Action Research Posters for Professional Development W125 CTH 4John Oversby

2:00pm GMT

CANCELLED Action Research and Science LTA T149 Chadwick Barkla LTRichard Tynan

2:30pm GMT

A Comparison of Science Teacher and Headteacher Perceptions of Scientific Literacy T154 Guild of Students McAusland RoomGemma Dale

3:35pm GMT

CANCELLED Scientist of the Week T141 Rendall LT3Joe Shimwell Designing Tools for Action Research in Primary Schools T156 Rendall S5Sarah Heathwood • Ben Dunn • Irina Kudenko • STEM Learning