Webinar links: resources and recordings

Links to other useful resources
New -to-ESS teacher resources  (also good for refreshing or updating your skills).
In case of illness
ESS Scholarship

2025 Webinar Recordings

PESS 1.3 Sun & Earth Moon System (92046) with Najin Brock and Bruce Ngataierua

Presentations and resources for the 2025 weninar series can be found here

2.2 Validity of Science in the Media (91188) and 3.2 Socio-scientific Issue (91411) with Justin Zani in Jim Critchley

2.3 Geological Processes (91189)  and 3.3 Geological Dating (91412) with Ross Stephen and Jim Critchley

2.4 Extreme Environments (91190) and 3.6 Astronomy (91415) with Najin Brock and Bruce Ngataierua

Te Riu a Māui NZ Geological History Webinar with Ross Stephen and Justin Zani

2024 Webinars

PESS 1.1 Human Induced Changes (92044) with Justin Zani and Ross Stephen

PESS 1.3 Sun & Earth Moon Interactions CAA (92046) with Najin Brock and Keith Hartle

Keith Hartle - Common misconceptions related to the Sun and its relationship to heating the Earth 

Keith Hartle: Misconceptions Webinar 2

Guest Expert Webinars

Julian Thomson webinar 1: Geology resources and field trip hints.

Julie Palmer - Massey - Stratigraphy

Gary Sparks - The Secret Lives of Stars

Kim Currie (NIWA) - Carbon Dioxide and Me, A Personal Journey

Older (but still good) Webinars - resources and recordings:

Here is the link for the folder that contains the webinar recording and resources, whether the webinar has been done with an audience or not.  Below are the individual webinar links

Jenny Pollock 2.1 and 3.1 Investigations webinar
Jenny Pollock on 'Hints for Research Assessments' -  2.2 (91188), 3.2 (91411) and 2.4 (91190)
Jenny Pollock on 'Extreme Earth Events - volcanoes and Extreme Earth Events earthquakes and tsunamis

Mere Manning Webinar 1 - TE POU TUATAHI: DEVELOPING TE AO MĀORI CULTURAL LENS

Mere Manning Webinar 2- TE POU TUARUA: APPLYING OUR TE AO MĀORI CULTURAL LENS TO CURRICLUM WRITING

Science Learning Hub Webinar: Matariki and the Environment: Here is the recorded session on Te Kahui o Matariki and the environment, to replace the live session which was cancelled.