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Winning projects
details on our FUN!
Science page
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Teacher Resources
Why hands-on Science is
important and a great learning opportunity ...
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School
science earns an F. Research by local scientist
and Microsoft Innovative Teacher Michael Fenton indicates
that the state of New Zealand's science teaching is
antiquated and inadequate. What are some examples of
'best practice' when using computers in education, particularly
to teach science?
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Saving
New Zeland Science. Why are scientists meeting
to discuss flaws in NZQA science exams? Is it a case
of dumbing the curriculum down or scientists being '
too academic' and expecting too much? How does NZQA
pressure resource writers to perpetuate errors of fact
in books and hence examinations?
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Teaching
and the f word: From the New Zealand INTERFACE article....putting
the fun back into teaching while dealing with the competing
tensions of assessment and covering the curriculum. For
primary and secondary teachers.
Practical ideas
and demonstrations ...
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PICAXE
chips
for
games,
robots
and
art:
NEW
material
for
the
coming
Science
and
Technology
Fair....put
computer
chips
in pumpkins,
jelly
and
clothing.
Build
a data
logger
for
maths
and
science
too!
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FUN!
Science demonstrations
and experiments for all age groups,
as well as interactive pages
for homework revision.
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Science
Fair download the
entry form and the regulations plus
heaps of project ideas!
Software for
games, simulations and demonstrations
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Electronics
Supplies/Robotics

Excellent service and competitive
prices are why Mailtronics
components have been used for many years
by Nexus students.
We use Mailtronics
components in our robots
and PICAXE
projects as well as the RIGEL
systems.
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