School Science Review 348 Half a century of ASE

Editor Geoff Auty

Issue 348 | Published March 2013

Overview

Special Issue of SSR taking a look at Half a century of ASE. SSR is an important source for professional and curriculum development. Reading SSR is a form of ASE activism and members can communicate professional ideas by being either authors or readers.

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Contents

p.9 Science Notes - The relationship between lattice enthalpy and melting point in magnesium and aluminium oxides
p.12 Science Notes - Concrete thinking and forensic science?
p.13 Science Notes - A simple challenge to assist in the understanding of friction
p.16 Science Notes - The Clubbers' Guide A treasure trove of science activities /A treasure hunt through time and space
p.27 Yes you can! Personal experience of writing for School Science Review
p.29 Half a century of ASE
p.32 What's in a building? Some reflections on the history of ASE headquarters
p.40 From secret garden to crowded marketplace: 50 years of ASE and the science curriculum
p.48 ASE and primary school science
p.56 A look back at ASE Annual Meetings/Conferences, 1963 2012
p.69 Enhancing teaching through professional development: the contribution of ASE INSET Services, 1991 2007
p.93 International activities of ASE
p.101 Health and safety law over the last 50 years
p.106 Effective support for science teachers and technicians
p.113 The'Ride for Russia' tree lichen survey
p.120 The benefits of partnership schemes to schools and research students: a case study of the Researchers in Residence scheme
p.127 Raising levels of student interest in less popular areas of the biology curriculum: can teacher CPD help?

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