Columbia: NASA blew it

Word Count / Video Length: 379 / 10:00 mins NASA’s return to space after the Columbia disaster was “ugly” and fraught with internal arguments and mistrust, says Charles Camarda – a NASA astronaut who flew on the mission. This gripping … Continued

Avoiding the trap of perfectionism when studying

The article below could be used to help students who are letting their strive for perfectionism get in the way of their studies. The strategies discussed would be useful all throughout students’ learning and should help to promote self-lead learning … Continued

Why do we procrastinate when it’s time to work and study?

The article below could be used to advise students on strategies to beat the procrastination bug when preparing for assessments and exams. The strategies discussed would be useful all throughout learning and should help to promote self-lead learning and autonomy. … Continued

Using nets and turtle eggs to take maths outside the classroom

Researchers say that to make maths more engaging, teachers need to think outside of the classroom. This short read and associated podcast could be used to help inspire you to integrate maths in to your STEM lessons and make it … Continued

Need some STEM inspiration?

Australia is on track to boost girls’ participation in STEM, but we need to move much faster. It’s a matter of both equity and pragmatism, says Lyn Beazley. Read this fascinating and inspiring article on the Australia Science Channel and … Continued