CONASTA 60

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    CONASTA is the annual Conference of the Australian Science Teachers Association (ASTA).
    
    The conference offers a strong program of Professional learning for anyone involved in science education, including: Lab Tech Program, Primary Program, Workshops and Excursions, as well as fantastic social and networking opportunities.
    
    CONASTA 60 was hosted by the Science Teachers Association of the Northern Territory (STANT) at Darwin High School 10-13 July 2011.

    This page contains links to recordings of the keynote presentations at CONASTA 60, together with other materials and links which the presenters have graciously made available.

• Keynotes
  
  

  Keynotes

  
  

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• Workshop presentations
  
  

  Workshop presentations

  The following resources have been kindly made available by workshop presenters at the conference.

  Please note that unless otherwise indicated the copyright of these materials stays with the presenter, and permission should be sought before using images and text in other contexts.

  • Environmental Water Quality (Wendy Hawkins) File
  • Habitat Heroes (Sharon Lowe) URL
  • More than just bush tucker - Indigenous perspectives in science. (Dr Greg Smith, Charles Darwin University) File
  • NMR and other Instrumental Techniques in Chemistry and the proposed National Curriculum (John Jackowski) File
  • PD Plus (RiAus resource - Dr Lisa Bailey) File
  • Plant Phenomics (Alyssa Weirman) URL
  • Primary Industry Centre for Science Education (PICSE) Workshops URL
  • Science Pages (RiAus resource - Dr Lisa Bailey) File
  • The science of Water and the Australian Curriculum (Mary Rowland, Queensland Department of Environment and Resource Management) URL
• Sponsors
  
  

  Sponsors

  
  

  •  would like to thank the following sponsors for their support:

                            

    
    

    

     
• Photos
  
  

  Photos