ASE’s Annual Conference is the UK’s largest education conference across the science teaching and learning spectrum. The three days include over 250 sessions with keynotes, speakers and workshops offering a broad scope of professional development, along with an exhibition of publishers, exam boards, organisations and resource suppliers, as well as social events and more. The themes underpinning the sessions include Using AI (Artificial Intelligence) to deliver the science curriculum, Assessment, Curriculum and New Teaching Approaches, Inclusion and Diversity.
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