PRACTICAL MATTERS
ASE Cymru are delighted to offer this TechMeet for Science Technicians and TeachMeet for Science Teachers focusing on Practical Work. This is an opportunity for science technicians and teachers to share great ideas for Primary and Secondary. Open to all; ASE non-members welcome. #tmase
What is a TechMeet?
It is an informal and enjoyable gathering of technicians. Anyone can share great ideas they've trialed in their prep room, a teaching resource they love, a great website, a classroom activity - whatever you like! You can ask questions or simply turn up to soak up all the great ideas and enthusiasm.
Timstar will offer a workshop on the robotic arm - established in 1970, Timstar is a leading provider of high-quality science equipment and resources for the effective teaching of Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Offering advice, support and responsive customer service, demonstrations, training and CPD workshops our ultimate aim is to inspire tomorrow’s scientists by supplying core and innovative products on time, every time.
Come along, bring your own ideas and meet us at our workshop to learn more about programming using the Robot Arm Kit!
The main part of TechMeet is hearing stories about learning, from other technicians. This is a chance for education professionals to hear ideas from each other.
What is a TeachMeet?
It is an informal and enjoyable gathering of those curious about teaching and learning. Anyone can share great ideas they've trialled in their classrooms, a teaching resource they love, a great website, a classroom activity - whatever you like! You can ask questions or simply turn up to soak up all the great ideas and enthusiasm.
The main part of TeachMeet is hearing stories about learning, from teachers and other education professionals. This is a chance for education professionals to hear ideas from each other, a chance to hear real narratives of practice that makes a difference. It is about being engaged and inspired by our immediate colleagues and gaining a whole bucket load of networking to boot!
Keynote speaker : Stuart Sherman
Educational Consultant
Stuart has an impressive reputation as a facilitator, trainer and advisor at national, regional and local levels. He is currently employed as a Senior Challenge Adviser in the Central South Consortium of Local Authorities in Wales. He has extensive experience in education founded on twenty-five years of teaching in secondary schools in Wales and England. Following posts as head of faculty and senior leader he became a local authority adviser with a broad responsibility for science, assessment for learning and school improvement. His subsequent role as a DfE National Strategies Regional Adviser for the West Midlands enabled him to support local authorities and schools, and to contribute to the development of teaching and the raising of standards at a national level in England. Stuart’s recent freelance consultancy work has included: science consultant advisor to Torfaen, Associate Science Learning Centre adviser and GCSE author for Pearsons Education and AQA.
His experience has been greatly enhanced since 2004 by his on-going role as an Inspector in primary and secondary schools.
Stuart in particularly interested in school improvement, teaching and learning, and in science
When is the TechMeet? Tuesday 2nd February 2016. 2pm - 4.00pm. Refreshments from 1.45pm.
When is the TeachMeet? Tuesday 2nd February 2016 4.30pm - 6.30pm. Refreshments from 4pm.
Where is the TeachMeet? Newport City Campus,University of South Wales,Usk Way, Newport. NP20 2BP
How do I sign up - you can sign up here or visit https://practicalmatters.eventbrite.co.uk
What can you do?
You can come along to chat, listen, or meet new people. Or if you want to present you can sign up to do a 2-7 minute micro-presentation in a format of your choice (insert your choice(s) of length of micro-presentation). We will also offer table top workshops where you can run a small practical activity for 15 mins to an audience of between 1-12 teachers. You do not have to present but please sign up or email and let us know if you are a willing talker or listener.
How to sign up
How to add yourself wiki page:
Click the EDIT tab at the top - you'll be prompted to login or to create a PBworks account. Then return to the page and click the EDIT tab. Add your name to the bottom of the appropriate list and if you are presenting a title or description. You may also like to add a link to your Twitter page or blog so others can follow you. Click the Save button at the foot of the page...That's it!
TechMeet Presenters and listeners - Technicians 2pm - 4pm
Name |
School |
Presenter P ( 2 mins - 7mins) or Listener L |
Title of presentation |
Carol Wood
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University of South Wales
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Dayna Mason
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Royal Society of Chemistry
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P
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Chemistry pracs - where do I find them?
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Claire Duff
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St Cennydd School caerphilly |
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Hazel Richards |
St Julian''s School Newport |
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Janette Keyse |
St Julian's school newport |
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Emyr Bassett |
Cardiff High School |
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Susan Oliver |
Monmouth Comprehensive School |
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TeachMeet Presenters and listeners 4.30pm - 6.30pm
Name |
School or Organisation |
Presenter P (2 or 7 mins) Round Table Discussion RT (15mins) or listener L |
Title of presentation |
Carol Wood
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University of South Wales
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L
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Kelly Wegener
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University of South Wales
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L |
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Stuart Sherman
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Presenter - keynote |
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Alessio Bernardelli
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Presenter |
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Dayna Mason
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Royal Society of Chemistry
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RT
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Practical resources, demos & info
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Felicity Goodwin
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Bryn Hafren Comprehensive school
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L |
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Rachael Hayward
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Bryn Hafren Comprehensive school
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L |
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Ann Dunster
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Caerloen Comprehensive School
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Kathryn Richards Moore
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Sarah Hancock
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Jenny Bennett
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Rebecca Hampson
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Chris Beer
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Cerian Angharad
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Cath Haywood |
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