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Background and Format:
School Science Review (SSR) is a journal for the Association for Science Education (ASE). Contributions may be requested or unsolicited and are written by a wide range of people with an interest in science education including teachers, academics, and scientists.
Audience and Readership:
The journal is aimed at members of the ASE and to teachers of pupils between the ages of 11-19. It is also aimed at teachers, academics, scientists and anyone who has an interest in science education.
Deadline:
It varies.
Time of Publication:
The magazine is published in the middle of the months of March, June, September and December
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Supplements and Sections:
There is an annual index (author, subject and title) published in every June issue.
Distribution:
The journal is available in print format and is distributed to all subscribers via delivery in the post. It is also delivered to colleges and universities.
Ad Rates:
For more information about ad rates, please contact Rebecca Dixon-Watmough at rebecca@ase.org.uk
Other information:
Sister titles include Primary Science, Science Teacher Education and Education in Science.
There are 500 copies sent out overseas.
Videos:
The ASE's youtube channel can be found here
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Background and Format: School Science Review (SSR) is a journal for the Association for Science Education (ASE). Contributions may be requested or unsolicited and are written by a wide range of people with an interest in science education including teachers, academics, and scientists. Audience and Readership: The journal is aimed at members of the ASE and to teachers of pupils between the ages of 11-19. It is also aimed at teachers, academics, scientists and anyone who has an interest in science education. Deadline: It varies. Time of Publication: The magazine is published in the middle of the months of March, June, September and December Circulation: Source: Publisher Supplements and Sections: There is an annual index (author, subject and title) published in every June issue. Distribution: The journal is available in print format and is distributed to all subscribers via delivery in the post. It is also delivered to colleges and universities. Ad Rates: For more information about ad rates, please contact Rebecca Dixon-Watmough at rebecca@ase.org.uk Other information: Sister titles include Primary Science, Science Teacher Education and Education in Science. There are 500 copies sent out overseas. Videos: The ASE's youtube channel can be found here
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