Introduction to ReMSTEP
Prof Russell Tytler
Conference Archive
Video's and slides from the ReMSTEP 2015 and 2016 Conferences
- 2016
- 2015
The 2016 ReMSTEP conference
Crown Conference Centre, Melbourne 7 November
The 2016 ReMSTEP Conference aimed to look at the early impact outcomes of the many pre-service teachers programs and enhancements that made up the ReMSTEP Project, and to use that as a discussion with our stakeholders about the future of pre-service maths and science teachers education in Australia. Attendees included both pre-service and in-service teachers, scientists and mathematicians from many external science and education centres, representatives from state and federal government education bodies, and academics from multiple universities, including keynote speaker Professor Maria Forsyth.
Conference video
Keynote address
Prof Maria Forsyth
Innovation 3: Part 1
Science specialisations within primary pre-service programs
Innovation 3: Part 2
Science specialisations within primary pre-service programs
Innovation 5: Part 1
Opportunities for students to interact with scientists in world class research environments.
Innovation 5: Part 2
Opportunities for students to interact with scientists in world class research environments.
Innovation 1: Part 1
Contemporary science and maths in integrated science and pre-service units of study
Innovation 1: Part 2
Contemporary science and maths in integrated science and pre-service units of study
Innovation 2
Undergraduate science students engaging with schools
Innovation 4
Specialist Science and Technology Centre collaborations
Future Vision
Feedback from the conference hosted by Stuart Palmer
Closing the conference with reaction
Prof Jan Van Driel
Farewell and close
Prof Stephen Dinham
The 2015 ReMSTEP conference
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, 13 November
The 2015 ReMSTEP Conference was an opportunity to disseminate information about the many pre-service teacher programs and enhancements that made up the ReMSTEP Project, as well as to seek feedback and guidance from our stakeholders. There were almost 200 attendees including pre-service and in-service teachers, academics from multiple universities, scientists and mathematicians from many external science and education centres, and representatives from state and federal government education bodies, including keynote speakers Deputy Premier James Merlino and Victoria's Lead Scientist, Leonie Walsh.
Conference video and slides
Deputy Premier's address
The Hon. James Merlino MP
Session 1
Collaborating with Specialist Science Centres and Science Museums.
Session 4
Building pathways for high quality mathematics and science teachers.
Panel discussion and Q&A
The ReMSTEP reference group discuss their thoughts on the conference and take questions from the audience.
Closing remarks and conclusion
Prof Stephen Dinham
Footnotes:
- Image in header contains: "Math matters" by Simona is licensed under CC BY 2.0 and "Conference" by Richard Scott is licensed under CC BY 2.0
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