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Strategizing assistance and subtle foreshadowing of future events

The national undertaking in question is overseen by the Wilf Malcolm Institute of Educational Research, Te Kura Toi Tangata, within the Faculty of Education at The University of Waikato Te Whare Wananga o Waikato.

Anticipated Guidance and Subtle Hints of Future Developments
Anticipated Guidance and Subtle Hints of Future Developments

Strategizing assistance and subtle foreshadowing of future events

The **Science Learning Hub Pokapū Akoranga Pūtaiao** is a valuable resource for educators seeking professional learning and development (PLD) in science education. Here's a glimpse into the diverse range of resources available and how you can access them:

## Types of Resources 1. **Teaching and Learning Resources for Years 7-10**: The Science Learning Hub offers a wealth of free resources for teaching sciences in the classroom. These resources are designed to support educators in engaging students with science and pūtaiao concepts[1][2].

2. **Provocations for Science Educators**: This interactive resource features short videos of teachers discussing science education. It includes prompting questions to encourage discussions and reflections on teaching practices[3].

3. **Māori Knowledge in Science Education**: Resources like "He Mana Ōrite, He Awa Whiria" focus on integrating Māori knowledge into science teaching. These include webinars and slideshow presentations that explore the value of mātauranga in education[4][5].

4. **Teacher PLD and Inspiring Science Teaching Discussions**: The Science Learning Hub supports teacher professional development through discussions and resources that evolve with changing science education practices[3].

## Accessing Resources To access these resources, simply visit the Science Learning Hub's official website at [www.sciencelearn.org.nz](https://www.sciencelearn.org.nz). Browse through sections like "Resources," "Teacher PLD," and "Projects" to find relevant materials. Alternatively, utilize the site's search function to look for specific resources or topics of interest.

For updates on new resources and events, follow the Science Learning Hub on social media platforms like Instagram[1][2][4].

## Upcoming Changes and Important Information The Science Learning Hub website will undergo a refresh during the April school holidays, featuring a fresher look and some small enhancements in functionality[6]. After the site refresh, users will need to reset their password or use one of the other sign-in features to access their collections and favourites[7]. A newsletter with more information about the refreshed website will be sent out in early April.

To update details on the Hub, users can click on the Profile button and then select My details[8]. Users are also encouraged to provide feedback and comments regarding the Science Learning Hub to enquiries@our website[9].

## Additional Resources Two new recorded webinars are available: "Taking a knowledge systems approach in the classroom" and "Drawing for thinking - even if you 'can't draw'"[10]. The PLD space on the Māehe offers resources categorized by type, including early years, primary, and secondary teaching and learning[11].

The Royal Society Te Apārangi offers the Science Teaching Leadership Programme with funding from Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, and applications for the Science Teaching Leadership Programme 2026 are now open and close on 8 May 2025[12].

Stay connected with the Science Learning Hub on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, and LinkedIn for more science-related activities and updates[13].

engagement with online education can expand your knowledge in self-development and education-and-self-development, as you can access Teaching and Learning Resources for Years 7-10 on the Science Learning Hub's website, which offer free, readily available materials for learning sciences in the classroom. Additionally, the Provocations for Science Educators interactive resource features teachers discussing and reflecting on their teaching practices, providing a platform for online learning and development in science education.

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