We are delighted to announce the publication of the third edition of our much-loved Teaching Secondary Science series. This trusted teacher's guide will enhance your teaching with expert advice and support for new teachers, NQTs trainees and non-specialists as well as more experienced teachers.
This session introduces the new ASE subject knowledge book on physics and will be co-hosted by some of the new editions’ chapter authors. The session will help teachers to challenge physics misconceptions, work out lines of progress and generate engaging lessons with everyday context and careers in mind. Mark Hardman will be leading the session with contributions from other co-authors:
James de Winter – Forces Rachel Hartley – Electricity and magnetism Charles Tracy - Energy Alan Denton - Matter Richard Brock – Atomic Physics Carol Davenport – Waves Stuart Farmer – Earth in Space
The ASE is delighted that Hodder has agreed a 25% discount on the ASE’s subject knowledge books, of which this is one, specifically for registered delegates at the Summer Conference Online. The discount will apply to all orders placed between 17th and 24th June 2021. Details of how to order will be shared with participants during the conference.
ITE | Early Career and Research Consultant, University of Cambridge | The Ogden Trust
I am PGCE Physics Tutor at the Faculty of Education in Cambridge. I lead the physics research network and early career teacher support programs for the Ogden Trust. I am also a member of the Physics Education Research group at the University of Uppsala, Sweden where l am researching... Read More →
Carol runs an outreach and research group at Northumbria University called NUSTEM. NUSTEM works with around 50 schools in the North East of England to broaden career aspirations and support children and young people to choose a STEM career. They also include families and teachers... Read More →
Lecturer in Science Education, Kings College London
After teaching in Japan and working in a special school, I taught secondary science in Essex for eight years. I currently teach on the PGCE, and MA programmes and supervise doctoral students at King's College London. I am deputy director of the MA in STEM education. My research... Read More →
Alan taught in Suffolk secondary schools and led large, successful science and physics departments.Since 2013 he has become well-known for the science teacher training he provides to both trainees and experienced teachers throughout East Anglia, the UK and internationally. This includes... Read More →
Senior Adviser, Learning and Skills, Institute of Physics
Charles Tracy is the Senior Adviser for Learning and Skills at the Institute of Physics. His main interests are in the physics curriculum, teachers’ professional learning and building professional communities of teachers. He also advises on education policy, particularly relating... Read More →
IOP Scotland Learning and Skills Manager, Institute of Physics
I taught physics in Scottish schools for over 30 years before becoming the Scottish Learning and Skills Manager for the Institute of Physics. Throughout my career I have been active in curriculum and assessment development and especially in providing professional learning for teachers... Read More →
Marianne has overall responsibility for curriculum support and projects at the ASE. She works closely with ASE committees and manages professional development projects.
