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'Access Excellence, is a national (US) educational program that provides health, biology and life science teachers access to their colleagues, scientists, and critical sources of new scientific information via the World Wide Web.  Access Excellence will form the core of the educational component of the National Health Museum Website that is currently under development. '

 

'The Association for Science Education (ASE) is the professional body for those involved in science education at all levels from pre-school to higher education, including a growing number of technician members. It has a national network of teachers, lecturers and advisers as well as a team of permanent staff. The aims of the Association are to promote high quality science education and foster the professional development of its members'.

'Welcome to the Earth Science Teachers' Association website. The aim of the Association is to advance education by encouraging and supporting the teaching of Earth sciences at all levels, whether as a single subject such as Geology, or as part of Science or Geography or other courses.'

 

'The Geological Society of London (1807) is the UK national society for geoscience. It is a learned and professional body, and a registered charity. It exists to promote the geosciences and the professional interests of UK geoscientists. The Society has over 9000 members and is the largest national geoscience society in Europe.'

'The Institute of Biology is the professional body for UK biologists.  It was founded in 1950, obtained a Royal Charter in 1979, and is a registered charity.  Its 14,000 members work in industry, research, education and healthcare, amongst other areas.'   Could not find any references to ICT but am ever hopeful.

'The Institute of Physics is a scientific membership organisation devoted to increasing the understanding and application of physics. It has an extensive worldwide membership (currently over 34,000) and is a leading communicator of physics with all audiences from specialists through government to the general public.'   Some very professional software - worth exploring!

 

'You may have had no Earth science teaching in your own background, so how can you be expected to teach it well and with enthusiasm? Realising this, the Joint Earth Science Education Initiative (JESEI) was instigated by collaboration between the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), the Institute of Biology (IoB), the Institute of Physics and the Earth Science Teachers’ Association (ESTA).'

 

An impressive range of interactive and highly educational materials, reasonably priced for whole-site installation. - I particularly like the Foodwebs - Ponds package.  'Software to help you teach! Established in 1985, Newbyte is an Educational Software company specialising in the development of simulation style software. We feel that the teacher is the best person to decide on how their students will be taught a particular subject and we seek to provide simulations to help them get their message across to the students.'

 

'The Royal Society is the independent scientific academy of the UK and the Commonwealth dedicated to promoting excellence in science. The Society plays an influential role in national and international science policy and supports developments in science engineering and technology in a wide range of ways. '    Some excellent digital video resources - but not sure about downloading.

 

'The Association for Science Education, the UK’s largest subject teaching association with over 17,000 members brings you a new, enhanced and free website aiming to enrich your teaching and learning in science!  This site is free for all users and aims to provide a comprehensive directory of resources, information and contacts for teachers and learners of science everywhere.'

 

"This product is quite remarkable. In a crowded field of revision aids this one is outstanding" - The Guardian.  'A multimedia learning package to help students understand the scientific ideas behind a wide range of environmental issues, including pollution, biotechnology, global warming, habitat loss, fossil fuels, nuclear power, agriculture, your home, the way your body works and transport. These issues together enable this CD to cover almost all the topics of the England and Wales National Curriculum for secondary science. '

 

'Science Learning Centres provide the highest quality Continuing Professional Development for everyone involved in science education, at all levels. With ten Centres across the country access to innovative and inspiring courses is within easy reach. '

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