Research Meet (organised by ASE Research Committee)

Research provides a means for exploring teaching and learning in classrooms and other contexts, with some studies suggesting new ways of working. Every year many science education Masters, PhD and EdD students develop an expertise in a specific area of science education which can provide useful insights into how science works in the classroom. Come along to this session to hear a range of findings arising from a number of these studies and join in discussions for those that interest you. Alex Farrer and Jo Montgomery: Empowering every learner - how can teachers promote access to science learning for all children? Joanne Pellereau: Pre-service teachers use of AI Suzanne Luke: Exploring relationships between theory and practice of science teaching experiences Neil Hart-Camus: Storytelling with nature in urban high-schools; bringing the socially-critical into environmental education