• Local curricula: Tailoring science education to community strengths

    Schools in Aotearoa New Zealand are adapting the national curriculum to align with their unique...

    The 2022 Tongan eruption: Unveiling the science behind a megavolcano event

    The Hunga Tonga–Hunga Haʻapai volcano erupted on 15 January 2022, sending ash and gas high...

    Teaching climate change: Engaging students in local action

    Climate change is global issue about which students have marched in many countries. This current...

    Inorganic Chemist | Jan Wikaira

    Jan Wikaira is an inorganic chemist and educator whose career spans over six decades, encompassing...

    NCEA Science students | Free exam support

    Prepare for exams with 26 expert-led online sessions streamed on YouTube, designed to support students...

    Recorded Level 1 pilot webinar

    Watch the NZASE panel discussion with teachers from three schools involved in this year’s pilot...

    Teaching mātauranga Māori and Science: Panel discussion

    Recording of a panel discussion with expert teachers

    PSP collaborative science projects: Engaging students in real-world scientific inquiry

    The Participatory Science Platform (PSP) brings schools, communities, and scientists together to investigate locally relevant...

    Ecologist | Jacqueline Beggs

    Professor Jacqueline Beggs is an ecologist at the University of Auckland, specialising in the interactions...

    Materials Chemist | Nancy Garrity

    Dr. Nancy Garrity is a materials chemist whose research bridges Māori knowledge and modern science....

    Secondary students studying tuna: Integrating mātauranga Māori in science education

    This article showcases how Te Kuiti High School incorporates mātauranga Māori into secondary science curricula...

    Searching critically online: Teaching students to evaluate digital information

    In an age where information is abundant, it’s crucial for students to develop skills to...

    Slow Slip Events: Understanding Aotearoa’s Silent Earthquakes

    In Aotearoa New Zealand, the Pacific and Australian tectonic plates meet beneath the North Island,...

    Marine Researcher | Kimberley Maxwell

    Kimberley Maxwell is a marine researcher whose work delves into the complexities of New Zealand’s...

    Growing tuna kuwharuwharu at school: A hands-on conservation project

    Point England School in Tāmaki Makaurau partnered with Ngāti Pāoa to create a unique learning...

    Lead in tapwater: Exploring the science behind contamination in Otago towns

    In early 2021, residents of Karitane, Waikouaiti, and Hawksbury were advised against using tap water...

    Testing freshwater cheaply: Engaging students in water quality monitoring

    Local streams are real-world contexts for teaching concepts of biology and chemistry which incorporate mātauranga...

    Making kawakawa balm: A hands-on exploration of traditional Māori healing

    Rongoā is commonly explored by matching ailments with remedy, but students can also enjoy making...

    Teaching evolution: Approaches to human evolution in New Zealand classrooms

    Human evolution can be complex, but focusing on key trends helps students make sense of...

    Evolutionary Biologist and Ecologist | Simon Hills

    Dr. Simon Hills (Ngāti Porou) is an evolutionary biologist whose research integrates genomics, ecology, and...