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An education think tank for STEM

Evidence-informed STEM teaching, by teachers for teachers

Research, practical guidance and classroom-ready resources to help science, technology, engineering and maths teachers make a difference.

What we focus on

Four areas of research

We publish independent research and practical articles that bridge the gap between education evidence and everyday teaching.

01

STEM education

Practical work, maths in science, misconceptions and careers.

02

Teaching & learning

Retrieval, explanation, modelling and assessment that works.

03

School leadership

Leading departments, curriculum design and teacher development.

04

Behaviour

Routines, relationships and climate for learning in labs and workshops.

Latest

Research & articles

Articles

“Talk is not enough”

What Makes Oracy Work In Secondary Science? Oracy has moved from the margins to the mainstream of English education policy. But the…

Interactive

Simulations for the classroom

Free browser-based simulations that work on interactive whiteboards, laptops and phones – no logins or installs.

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Classroom resources

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About us

Bridging research and the real classroom

STEM Teacher Network is an independent think tank led by practising teachers and examiners. We turn education research into guidance you can use on Monday morning.

  • Written by experienced teachers and examiners
  • Grounded in published evidence
  • Practical, honest and free to read

Great STEM teaching changes lives. Our job is to make the evidence behind it easy to find, easy to understand and easy to use.

Ian Hardiman · Founder, STEM Teacher Network

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