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Friday, January 11 • 2:00pm - 3:00pm
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Science leaders from ASE's 11-19 committee will share some of their most successful time-saving tips before taking questions from the floor.
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Sheila Curtis

Lecturer in science education, UCL Institute of Education
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Euan Douglas

Assistant Head Teacher, St George's Catholic College
I am an Senior Assistant Headteacher responsible for Teaching & Learning and the curriculum at Saint George Catholic College, an Outstanding comprehensive school in Southampton. My involvement with the ASE includes being a member of both my regional committee and previously the 11-19... Read More →
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Helen Harden

Science curriculum specialist
ASE Chair (2022-23), chemistry curriculum specialist and resource deveoper, creator of the chemistry BEST diagnostic questions
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Sarah Longshaw

SLP Lead & Coach Lead, Sarah Longshaw
I am a former head of science and now lead the Cheshire & Wirral Science Learning Partnership & Computing Hub. I also work part time for STEM Learning, as Coach Lead.
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Emma Winter

Teacher, Boston Grammar School
CSciTeach and Head of Science, I am a member of the 11-19 ASE committee and a keen physicist also teaching Biology and Chemistry to KS4. I am keen to discuss curriculum developments, practical science and challenging the most able.

Sponsors
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Angela Buckland

Conference & Events Manager, Association for Science Education
The Association for Science Education (ASE) is a professional body and global network of science educators. We are advocates for excellence in science education; support ongoing professional development and offer a welcoming and inclusive community of support for science educators... Read More →

Friday January 11, 2019 2:00pm - 3:00pm GMT
Aston Webb C Block
  Professional Learning Journey