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About SATIS Revisited
In response to popular demand and with support from the Department for Children, Schools and Families, ASE is adapting, updating and revitalising key SATIS (Science and Technology in Society) units from the 80s and 90s which support How Science Works at Key Stage 4.

Teachers from the SATIS Revisited team are writing the units with advice from science experts and feedback from classroom trials. The units provide a wide range of teaching and learning strategies to cover the programme of study for How Science Works and the wide spectrum of science.

Units consist of bright stimulus visuals, student activities including research, discussion, role plays, quizzes and board games with background information sheets to suit a wide range of student interests and abilities. Units also include guidance for teachers and an overview of the science, plus detailed links to How Science Works and different GCSE or other 14–16 specifications.

ASE thanks the SATIS Revisited development team for their contribution.
Marianne Cutler – Executive Director
Cally Oldershaw – Project Manager
Donna Evans – Publications Production Manager
Silvia Newton – Editor
Keith Kelly – Language Consultant
Cameron Buxton – Designer

Authors
Andrew Hunt
David Brodie
Graham Jackson
Helen Harden
Kath Twin
Lorna Monroe
Paul Spencer
Phil Stone
Susie Burr
Teresa Burrell

ASE thanks teachers and schools who have given feedback and helped with classroom trials and organisations that have given advice, including:

Alastair Gittner, Stocksbridge High School, Sheffield
Alice Hall, Beaumont School, St Albans
Bob Kibble, Department of Higher and Further Education, University of Edinburgh
Chris Carlon, Head of Geosciences, Anglo American plc
Frances Evans, Southgate College, London
Chantelle Dawsmith, Southgate College, London
Homewood Road URC Parent and Toddler Group, St Albans
Michelle Desilets, Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation
Myles Ripley
Paul Hamey, Pesticides Safety Directorate
Professor Andrew Renwick OBE, Pesticide Residues Committee
Sam Mills, Schools Environmental Health Officer, N. Ireland
Professor Peter Loveland, Soil Science Department, Rothamsted Research

 
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