Science education

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Definition[edit | edit source]

This is an overview page on things related to science teaching

Links[edit | edit source]

ScienceTeaching.org - Resources an blog by Jack Hassard.

Minds on Science

Hassard, Jack, 2005, The Art of Teaching Science, Syllabus Helpers and Agenda Strategies to support the "Art of Teaching Science" book. HTML

Journals

David W. Rudge's list (updated Auf. 2011 as of 1/2012)
Science Education Journals by Norman Herr.
Science Education journals (U. Maryland)

Conferences

list of past and upcoming science education conferences

A (not the) short list:

ISSOTL conferences( International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning),
NABT conferences (The National Association of Biology Teachers, USA),
AAAS conferences (The American Association for the Advancement of Science),
AERA conferences (American Educational Research Association)
ASE conferences (Association of Science Education, UK)
EARLI and EARLI SIG conferences (European Association for Research on Learning and Instruction)
ESERA (European Science Education Research Association)

Various

International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) Foundation is dedicated to education and competition, advancement of synthetic biology, and the development of open community and collaboration.

Science for all

Nakedscience (in french)
See also: citizen science

Kits for teaching

Biobuilder.org is an open-access website offering informative animations and activities for anyone who wants to teach or learn about synthetic biology.
See also: (some) microworlds

References[edit | edit source]

Hassard, Jack, 2004, The Art of Teaching Science, Oxford Univesity Press.

Hassard, Jack, 2000, Minds ON Science Online, A Web Course on Teaching Science, Georgia State, [1] (this is a very nice on-line open access book on learning theory and models of science teaching).

Hassard, Jack, Using the Internet As An Effective Science Teaching Tool, HTML