ASE Annual Conference 2025

Find out what the RSC are doing at this conference for educators on 09 January – 11 January 2025

Supporting excellence in science teaching and learning is a vital and commonly shared vision for the Association for Science Education (ASE) and the Royal Society of Chemistry. That’s why we are delighted to be taking part in the ASE Annual Conference in January.

Need to get in touch with our session leaders or get more information? 

contact us

Sessions and resources from 2021

A teacher looking at a computer screen

RSC presentations and resources – ASE 2021

Download our resources and presentations from our sessions at the ASE annual conference

From speakers at this year’s conference

Check out these articles and resources by presenters at the 2023 ASE Annual Conference.

A photo looking down a spiral staircase with people climbing up

Where to start with teach-to-the-top differentiation

2021-02-03T09:31:00+00:00

Don’t limit your students: try this approach and provide everyone the support they need to reach the top

A photograph showing an ordered desk

Improve executive function skills for all

2019-11-28T11:33:00+00:00

Develop students’ organisational skills to help them get everyday tasks done efficiently

A young woman eyes a cafe menu on the wall with a napkin tied around her neck and holding her knife and fork ready

Reviewing the ECF

2024-04-08T06:02:00+01:00

Do new teachers leave the early career framework a five-star review or are they left with a bad taste in their mouths?

An exasperated teacher watches students collect lab equipment incorrectly

Establish good learning behaviours in the science lab

2022-08-18T06:30:00+01:00

Discover how to move from reactive to proactive behaviour management

An exercise book with three gold stars and a "great work well done" written in red pen

Does rewarding good behaviour deserve a gold star?

2024-11-22T05:24:00+00:00

Using commendations to encourage positive behaviour can have an impact beyond the chemistry classroom

A before and after photo showing that the mass (85.5g) of a beaker of water and a watchglass of salt does not change when the salt has been dissolved in the water

4 ways to teach the law of conservation of mass

2024-11-13T05:25:00+00:00

Improve 11–14 year-old learners’ understanding of this fundamental chemistry topic