School Science

Mary Mullaghy April 2, 2011

Schoolscience.co.uk is part of ASE online, brought to you by The Association for Science Education and is the home to hundreds of free web resources that can add variety and new ideas to science activities. Partners bring their expertise to all areas of the science curriculum. Just search for key words and find fabulous and authoritative sites – it’s a big world out there and schoolscience brings it a little closer. The stimulating and informative content is curriculum linked, but interactivity and animation mean that it never feels like school work!

You will find samples from excellent books, freebies, competitions and projects and a growing collection of free resources for imaginative teaching and individual learning in school and at home. Our featured websites are amongst the best in the world and our

Schoolscience is free and growing day by day – find out what it can do for you.

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Access Science: calling all citizen scientists

Access Science: calling all citizen scientists. Contact us at science@irishtimes.com or on Twitter @dickahlstrom with your scientific input, observations and questions you would like answered.

Would you like to control a robotic telescope sitting on a rooftop in California? Would you like to help track an invasive shrew as it spreads across the countryside? Or would you like to be involved in studies tracking how climate change is altering our seasons?

Access Science, in which non-scientists and amateur scientists are asked to take over, where the discoveries you make and the information you record contribute in a real way to the advancement of knowledge. The arrival of Twitter, Facebook and other social medias has supported the growing involvement of real people in real scientific studies.

Citizen Science will encourage people to get involved and will announce new opportunities to participate. It will deliver results from crowd-sourced studies and will include your views and opinions.

And your views will sustain the network and provide fresh ideas that will open up science for young and old. And if you have a burning science question, our panel of experts will try to answer it for you.

Citizen Science will appear on the second and fourth Thursdays of every month and will give you the opportunity to contribute to science coverage in The Irish Times.

Contact us by email at science@irishtimes.com or by Twitter @dickahlstrom

 

Mary Mullaghy December 24, 2015

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