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Strategies for Teachers of 5-14 Science - Improving Science Education CPD through Practical Activities (DVD/CD) Information on ISE website (registered users only) |
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National (UK) Science
Learning Centre
The NSLC was officially opened in a formal ceremony on Friday 17th March
2006. It first opened for courses and was
effectively up an running in York by Autumn 2005
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Curriculum Review Science 3-18 Increasing Engagement - Improving Achievement
A good practice conference was jointly organised with ASE Scotland as part of the Supporting Science Education through CPD initiative. Erskine Bridge Hotel 3rd and 4th
March 2006
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| Scottish Chemistry Online Teaching Service | |
| Science Live in Scotland | |
| Biology resources and services from SIBE |
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Why Science Education Matters |
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The first report of the Scottish Science Advisory Committee - "Why Science Education Matters: Supporting and Improving Science Education in Scottish Schools" - was launched at a press conference at the Royal Society of Edinburgh, on the 19th of November. Copies of the Report may be obtained either by e-mailing Tracy Rickard at : trickard@scottishscience.org.uk It is also available at the SSAC website or a pdf version can be downloaded from here. |
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At Science and The Parliament Depute First Minister Jim Wallace announced the 'launch' of a new 3-18 science site. This describes the various projects and initiatives, including a new NESTA administered awards scheme, supported by SEED and related to the Scottish Science Strategy. |
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The
Recommendations
Report from this major Scottish conference is now available as
a pdf file
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version has been abstracted by SSERC. This is available here either as
pdf
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rich text
(Word)
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The earlier summary report can also be
downloaded from here as a
pdf file.
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The Scottish Institute for Biotechnology Education is a partnership of biotechnology specialists, educational professionals and the bio-industries. |
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Green Fingerprinting :
Ecological & Ethical Applications
Free workshops for teachers & technicians. |
Supported by bbsrc, SAPS, Royal Botanic Gardens and Bio-rad. Click above for more details and an application form. |
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Demonstrating Applications of DNA Technology to schools via video conferencing. |
Click above for more information and contact details. |
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