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One emerging issue highlighted in a UNESCO booklet (Fensham, 2008, p6)is to draw attention to the need for students to receive science educationfrom able science teachers. The booklet emphasizes that quality sciencelearning time, albeit less, is preferable to the damage done byunderequipped science teachers. It also draws attention to the importantrole of science teacher associations, where its members not only have theinsights and experience, but also the interest in helping science teachercolleagues. This paper highlights the various contributions possible fromScience Teacher Associations (STAs) to the development and delivery ofinnovative science and technology education in a world that is increasinglydriven by the outputs of science and technology. It stresses the key role ofsuch professional bodies in developing teacher ownership, the sharing ofexperience at a collaborative level and to be guided to take activeresponsibility for the interpretations of the intended Government curriculumso as to provide innovative science education best suited to students withintheir school. Any shift away from ‘teaching the textbook information’,‘teaching to the examination’ and towards ‘assessment for learning’(formative assessment) will be heavily enhanced by the setting up ofmultiple professional fora for enhancing the development of teacher’s PCK(pedagogical content knowledge).
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