Mission accomplished

By Helen Rogerson2016-01-14T16:42:00

Source: © Royal Society of Chemistry

Helen Rogerson shares her highlights from the Association for Science Education annual conference at the University of Birmingham

Before I arrived at the conference I had some aims in mind: to find out more about the new GCSE specifications and resources, to learn something new about an area of science, and to engage in some debates about the future of science education. I am happy that I accomplished my mission.

Helen Rogerson details the sessions she went to and other highlights of the ASE conference

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