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ChemEd NZ
Chemistry Education in New Zealand
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About ChemEd NZ
ChemEd NZ is particularly aimed at those involved in the teaching of chemistry. Four issues are published each year (February, May, August and November) by the New Zealand Institute of Chemistry, which also publishes Chemistry in New Zealand. ChemEd NZ publishes papers on research and experiences related to chemistry teaching, new perspectives in chemistry education at all levels, and a range of articles on topics that may be useful as case studies in teaching or triggers for further investigations by chemistry students and science pupils.
Although articles for ChemEd NZ may be commissioned or invited by the editor, unsolicited contributions are also welcome. These may be in the form of articles (typically of 3500 – 4500 words) or shorter letters and comments. Contributions from those involved in chemistry education – at schools, polytechnics and universities – are particularly welcomed.
The Editor may seek external review and specialist advice on any submission before formally indicating acceptance for publication.
Editor Dr Peter Hodder, HodderBalog - Social and Scientific Research, Wellington, New Zealand; email peterh@hodderbalog.co.nz.
Managing Editor Dr Catherine Hodder, HodderBalog - Social and Scientific Research, Wellington, New Zealand; email: catherineh@hodderbalog.co.nz.
Production Manager Rebecca Hurrell
Editorial Board Emeritus Professor Brian Halton, School of Chemical and Physical Sciences, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. Dr Suzanne Boniface, School of Chemical and Physical Sciences, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. Dr Jim Pearce, School of Chemical and Physical Sciences, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.
Submissions Submissions to ChemEd NZ should be emailed to: chemistry@hodderbalog.co.nz. Authors must complete the copyright transfer form, a PDF copy of which is available here, and forward it to the Editor, once their contribution is accepted for publication.
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