Ask The Community: Which teaching resource would you recommend to every early career science teacher?
on 09/02/2026
We asked our science community to let us know which teaching resources they would recommend to every early career science teacher. Below you can find a list of peer-suggested resources to help you at the start of your teaching journey. Primary Connections Primary Connections is the Australian Academy of Science's...
Education Resources from SA Museum
on 06/02/2026
Can’t Come to the Museum? Bring the Museum to You Schools can now borrow museum specimen cases to bring hands-on science learning directly into the classroom. A growing range of curated cases is available for short-term loan, supporting inquiry, observation and discussion across a range of year levels. Available now:...
Beyond Object Based Learning - PL with SA Museum and History Trust SA
on 06/02/2026
Date: Friday 20 March. Time: 8.45am-3.30pm Location: South Australian Museum Explore how to use museum spaces to prompt learning and visual thinking strategies, demonstrate object-based learning resources to use in the classroom, and look at digital approaches to object-based learning. Teachers will also have time to interact with loanable museum...
Think Science! 2026: Bringing science skills together
on 04/02/2026
Registration opens: Monday 9 February 2026 Closing date for entries: Friday 3 July 2026 Winners announced: during National Science Week (15–23 August 2026) Think Science! 2026 is a free, nationwide science competition for students in Years 3 to 10, encouraging teamwork, scientific inquiry and creativity. Hosted by ANSTO, the event...
Beyond “Hallucinations”: Rethinking How We Talk About AI Errors in Education
on 02/02/2026
Joanne Villis, Director of Technology Enrichment, St Dominic's Priory College Republished with permission - LinkedIn article Introduction: Why Terminology Matters After reading Nick Potkalitsky’s recent piece, Beyond True or False: Teaching Students to Interrogate AI Unreliability (LINK), I found myself returning to comments from several people I’ve spoken to lately...