Why should I join the Association for Science Education?€¦ · Teachmeet Lincoln Free 06/02/19...
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Why should I join the Association for Science Education?
Transcript of Why should I join the Association for Science Education?€¦ · Teachmeet Lincoln Free 06/02/19...
Why should I join the Association
for Science Education?
Mission:
To promote excellence in the teaching
and learning of science
Vision:
All young people are engaged in appropriate, valuable
and interesting science education.
Supported by a professional science education workforce
Ideas and research to support effective
practice
Education in Science, International, Primary Science, Science
Teacher Education, Secondary Science
…plus electronic newsletters
Supporting assessment in primary
science
Each collection of work shows one example of how a pupil has
met the National Curriculum (England) statements for a particular
area
www.ase.org.uk/resources
Members get our best prices too!
The best science education reads:
Visit www.ase.org.uk/bookshop
Flagship guides compile the writings of
50 teachers and researchers…
Available now from the ASE bookshop
ASE book of the Year
OPPORTUNITIES TO
NETWORK
ASE Conferences
Teacher-led events
and conferences
Continuing Professional
Development (CPD) for
teachers and technicians,
from TeachMeets to Regional
& National Conferences.
“The conference has been
invaluable CPD, so many
options to choose from and
inspirational speakers with
practical ideas to share!”
Teacher Comment
Raising professional
standards
Get registered with CSciTeach, RSci and
RSciTech
Professional awards that recognise your expert
knowledge and commitment to science teaching
and learning.
CSciTeach, RSci and RSciTech are accredited by the
Science Council
Join a vibrant community of
likeminded educators
How you can get involved?
• Join now as a member
• Attend events and network
• Run events and workshops
• Write or edit articles and resources
• Stand for national committees and the ASE’s
National Education Group
• Contribute to debates
• Join in #ASEchat on Twitter
Stay in touch
• Newsletter – Sign up for free www.ase.org.uk/news
– Follow @theASE
– Use hashtag #ASEchat
– Every Monday, 8 - 9pm. A weekly science education chat.
• TeachMeets - see what events are in your area
Summary – benefits of membership
• Events & Conferences – discounts
• Regular journals
• Tax relief on membership
• Public Liability Insurance £5m
• Professional Recognition available
• Discounts on book sales
• Magazine discounts e.g. BBC Focus, New
Scientist, Nature
• Support the work of the ASE and have your voice
Remember your membership subscription is tax
deductible!
Current membership rates
• Trainee £48 each year for 3 years *
• 11-19 £114
• Primary £90
• Techncian/Associate £50
• Primary School £130
• Secondary Futures £160
• Primary Futures £140
Remember membership rates are tax deductible
Forthcoming events
06/02/19 ASE & Lincolnshire SLP Primary
Teachmeet Lincoln Free
06/02/19
ASE/NFU Workshop—Engaging
learners through cross-curricular
problems
Birmingham Free
25/02/19
ASE Practical workshop—Fun creative
STEM projects for the primary
curriculum
Birmingham Free—
£10
27/02/19
ASE/NFU Workshop Engaging learners
through cross-curricular real life
problems
Coventry Free
21/03/19 RSC—Improving Engagement with
Good practical Science Leicester £38
25/03/19 ASE & Nottingham SLP Primary
Teachmeet Nottingham Free
26/03/19 ASE & Lincolnshire SLP Secondary
Teachmeet Lincoln Free
30/03/19
ASE Half-day Conference “Better
practical Science, Better Learning” All
phases
Loughborough £5 to
£30
www.ase.org.uk/events
