Five Important Science Teaching Organizations

Written by Jack Hassard

On July 30, 2011

 

Research in science education is a significant force in impacting the practice of science.  Science educators (researchers and teachers) around the world have created a strong community of practice that contributes to our understanding of how students learn, and the nature of science teaching, pedagogy, and curriculum.

You will find on this page links to science education organizations, many of which have online journals, and sponsor conferences throughout the year.

If you would like an organization or a conference added to this list, please use the comments form at the bottom of this post.

Organizations/Journals

The table here represents just a few of the variety of journals in science education.  Visiting anyone of these journals and organizations will lead you to further resources.

National Association for Research in Science Teaching
Journal of Mathematics, Science & Technology Education
Science Education
International Journal of Science Education
International Journal of Environmental and Science Education

Have you added your favorite journal or organization. We’ll organize the list into another post. Thank you for sharing your ideas.

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