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$340AUD + GST per person, NESA ACCREDITED for 5 hours, plenty of resources
This NESA ACCREDITED self-paced, on-demand course provides in depth professional learning for teachers new to HSC Science Extension and also experienced teachers seeking further development and plenty of resources around The Scientific Research Proposal.
During this course, participants will:
- Learn the content for HSC Science Extension Module 2 with 67 minutes of video advice and instruction, plus 88 supporting and teaching slides, so you will be able to best teach The Scientific Research Proposal and support student learning:
- Developing the Question and Hypothesis
- Scientific Research Proposal
- Methodology and Data Collection
- Processing Data for Analysis
- Learn how to tackle 16 essay-style questions
- Scrutinise 60 quiz questions and answers for students
- Learn common student misconceptions in The Scientific Research Proposal and how to avoid or overcome them
- Acquire appropriate and varied pedagogies for The Scientific Research Proposal
- Receive plenty of worksheets and suggested answers you can use with your students
NESA ACCREDITATION
Completing The Scientific Research Proposal for Teachers – HSC Science Extension Module 2 will contribute 5 hours of NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) Accredited PD in the priority area of Delivery and assessment of NSW Curriculum/Early Years Learning Framework addressing Standard Descriptor 2.1.2 from the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers towards maintaining Proficient Teacher in NSW.
Feedback from participants
“The course overview is so worthwhile, considering this is the first time teaching science extension and there are limited resources out there, it’s really helpful to just have an overall understanding of the module so then I know that I’m on the right track.”
Workshop Delivered by Bill Matchett
Bill Matchett has worked as a Science Teacher in South West Sydney since 1995, starting at Elizabeth Macarthur HS before moving to Westfields Sports HS as Head of Science. He is currently Head of Science at Macquarie Fields HS. Bill is working with LMC developing networks for Science Extension. He is an experienced HSC marker, and senior HSC marker, and has written text resources for Nelson Cengage.