Fenton, M. 2007. Interactive ICT tools for Mathematics, Science and Robotics - getting the most from Game Maker. New Zealand Association of Mathematics Teachers conference at St Cuthberts, September 25th - 28th.

Fenton, M. 2007. Eduvac, The Education Weekly, Vol 18, No.709. "Innovative ICT black box"

Fenton, C.D. 2007. The NZ Science Teachers Journal. (Term 2, Number 115). Microbiology Misconceptions in Secondary School Science.

Fenton, C.D. 2007. New Zealand BioScience. (Vol16, No.2). What are we teaching?

Fenton, C.D. 2006. New Zealand BioScience. (Vol15, No.3). Education - The Scholastic Era.

Fenton, C.D. 2006. New Zealand BioScience. (Vol15, No.1). Education - A Collective Responsibility.

Fenton, C.D. 2004. Convenor. Report of Special Education Interest Group to the New Zealand Microbiological Society Annual General Meeting. NZMS Special Interest Group in Education. Microbes Outside the Square Conference. Palmerston North.

Fenton, C.D. 2004. Assessment of Practical Skills in Tertiary Science. New Zealand Microbiology Society Conference. Palmerston North.

Fenton, M and Fenton, C.D. 2004. The NZ Science Teachers Journal. (Term 1, Number 105). Bill Pickering, rocket scientist.

Fenton, M and Fenton, C.D. 2003. The NZ Science Teachers Journal. (Term 3, Number 103). DNA and Genetic Engineering

Fenton, C.D. 2002. New Zealand Association of Science Educators (NZASE) Science Teachers Journal, Term Two) Teaching Under the Microscope.

Fenton, C.D., Fenton, M., Raynes, A.. 2001. Microbiology Misconceptions in Secondary Schools. New Zealand Microbiological Society conference in Wellington, November 18th - 21st

• The Royal Society expressed particular interest in the last paper above, presenting our findings to the Ministry of Education.

Fenton, C.D. 2000. Highlights of the Nexus Research Group. The Good Teacher, Term One

Fenton, M. Fenton, C.D., Stewart, K. 1999. The Isolation and Characterisation of Caulobacter species in New Zealand Waterways. New Zealand Microbiological Society conference at Otago University, November 23rd - 26th

Broad, J., Fenton, C.D., Fenton, M. 1999. Light Photomicroscopy Using an Internet Webcam Digital Camera. New Zealand Microbiological Society conference at Otago University, November 23rd - 26th

Fenton, C.D. 1999. The NZ Science Teachers Journal. (Term 1).NEXUS.

Fenton, C.D. 1999. The Nexus Research Group. The Good Teacher, Term Two

 

 

Addresses

Fenton, C.D. 2005. Avian Flu. Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki. New Plymouth.

Fenton, M. 2005. Making sense of NCEA. Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki. New Plymouth.

Fenton, M. 2005. Fun with Science and Technology. Bell Block Primary School. New Plymouth.

Fenton, C.D. and Fenton, M. 2005. Genetic Modification: Is New Zealand Swimming Against the Tide? University of the 3rd Age and Merrilands Ladies Probus Club. New Plymouth.

Fenton, M. 2004. Artificial Intelligence and Computing. Future Problem Solvers. New Plymouth Boys' High School. New Plymouth.

Fenton, M. 2004. Nanotechnology and Information Processing. Future Problem Solvers. New Plymouth Boys' High School. New Plymouth.

Fenton, C.D. and Fenton, M. 2004. Understanding the difference betwen qualitative and quantitative research methods. Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki. New Plymouth.

Fenton, C.D. 2004. What are Microbes? Public Address. Tui Ora Infection Committee. New Plymouth.

Fenton, C.D. and Fenton, M. 2004. Genetic Modification: Do the Risks Outweigh the Benefits? Vital Issues Forum. New Plymouth.

Fenton, M. 2004. Virtual Communities via Broadband Networks. Guest presenter. Project PROBE Launch. Ministry of Education. Stratford.

Fenton, M. 2000. Rabbit Calivirus Media Wars.

Fenton, M. 2000. Evolution - Fact or Fiction?

Fenton, M. 1999. Science & Religion - Much Ado about Nothing?

Broad, J. and Fenton, M. 2001. Education under the Microscope. Proceedings of the New Zealand Microbiological Society conference, Wellington, New Zealand.

Fenton, M. and Fenton, C. 2000. The Nexus Research Group - learning is a challenge not a chore. Presented at Scicon June 7-11 at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand.