Scientific Programme

Program

Thursday, 1st of September

 

14.00 – 14.45

Opening

- H. Butenschön
   (Chair of the Chemical Education Division of the German Chemical Society)

- I. Parchmann
   (Chair of the Chemical Education Division of EuCheMS, Organiser)

- Organisational Remarks: D. Di Fuccia (Organiser)

14.45 – 15.15

Keynote 1a: Demands and challenges in chemical education from a Chemist´s perspective (H. Butenschön, University of Hannover)

15.15 – 15.45

Keynote 1b: Demands and challenges in chemical education from an Education Researcher´s perspective (V. Kind, Durham University)

15.45 – 16.15

Discussion of both keynotes (Chair: Ilka Parchmann)

16.15 – 16.45

Coffee break

16.45 – 18.45

Contributed talks (6 a 20 mins): Teaching Skills, Methods and Challenges

(Chair: Peter Childs)

 

16.45-17.05

Simple chemistry expanded – what happens if…. A little more of that in first year chemistry? (Josephsen)

 

17.05-17.25

Implementation of SWH in large enrollment general chemistry labs (Lykourinou)

 

17.25-17.45

A new concept for developing didactics lectures into training tools for teaching skills (Hornung)

 

17.45-18.05

Basic steps into mobile learning in chemical didactics (Miranowicz)

 

18.05-18.25

Developing Web-based Hierarchy Assessment Tools on Concept Map for Students

(Chiu, Wu, Chou, Chen)

 

18.25-18.45

Problem solving according to the philosophy of the PROFILES European project (Cardellini)

 

 

 

Friday, 2nd of September

 

09.30 – 10.30

Contributed talks (3 a 20mins): Learning Skills, Methods and Challenges

(Chair: Jan Apotheker)

 

09.30-09.50

Learning from teaching: An opportunity for scientific skills development for chemistry GTAs (Sandi-Urena, Gatlin)

 

09.50-10.10

Argumentation in the chemistry laboratory: inquiry and confirmatory experiments

(Mamlok-Naaman)

 

10.10-10.30

Lessons in science reading: undergraduates learning to read primary literature

(Goedhart)

10.30 – 11.00

Coffee break

11.00 – 12.00

Contributed talks (3 a 20mins): Learning Skills, Methods and Challenges

(Chair: Rachel Mamlok-Naaman)

 

11.00-11.20

From Diagnosis to Cure: Retaining Weaker Students in Chemistry (Regan, Childs, Hayes)

 

11.20-11.40

The chemical misconceptions of trainee science teachers in Ireland: does year of study matter? (Hayes, Childs, Sheehan)

 

11.40-12.00

Chemistry Teacher Education in the Czech Republic and Germany (Comparative Study) (Matouskova)

12.00 – 14.00

Lunch break

14.00 – 14.30

Keynote 2: Projects, project organisation and funding possibilities - the example of the EC2E2N-network (Anthony Smith)

(Chair: Pascal Mimero)

14.30 – 14.50

Contributed talk (1 a 20mins) (Chair: Paul Yates)

 

14.30-14.50

Sustaining Change – what happens after a research project (Finlayson)


14.50 – 15.30

Oral bites (6 a 5mins)

(Chair: Paul Yates)

 

14.50-14.55

Tutorial activity as a possibility of enhancing competencies in chemistry-teacher education (Herzog, Busker, Parchmann)

 

14.55-15.00

IBSE as a topic of pre-service teacher training at Jagiellonian University (Maciejowska, Odrowaz)

 

15.00-15.05

Beliefs about learning and teaching of university professors teaching chemistry and mathematics (Klostermann, Busker, Parchmann)

 

15.05-15.10

Comparing content of organic chemistry and teaching intention of teachers and university professors (Herzog, Gross, Parchmann)

 

15.10-15.15

Solid phase chemistry – a new ChemgaPedia unit (Maciejowska, Trzewik, Janczyk)

 

15.15-15.20

The Content Analysis of the Concept of Green-Chemistry in the Elementary Science Textbooks in Taiwan (Ku, Cheng)

 

15.20-15.30

Discussion of oral bites (to be continued during the coffee break)

15.30 – 16.00

Coffee break

16.00 – 17.40

Contributed talk(2 a 20 mins, 2 a 30 mins): Exemplary Topics for Higher Education

(Chair: Holger Butenschön)

 

16.00-16.20

Difficulties with Organic Chemistry at Third Level – Perspectives of Irish students and lecturers (O Dwyer, Childs, Hanly)

 

16.20-16.40

Heuristic Chemistry (Graulich, Schreier, Tiemann)

 

16.40-17.10

Photogalvanic cells for “chemical enlightenment” at school and university (Bohrmann-Linde)

 

17.10-17.40

Photochemical Experiments and Basic Concepts (Tausch)

 

 

Saturday, 3rd of September

09.00 – 09.30

Keynote 3a: Teacher Education – Demands and Approaches from a Chemist´s Perspective (Ron Namaan (Weizman Institute)

09.30 - 10.00

Keynote 3b: Training the teachers also at the university – An Educational Perspective  (Natasa Brouwer (University of Amsterdam)

10.00 - 10.30

Discussion of both keynotes (Chair: David Di Fuccia)

10.30 – 11.00

Coffee break

11.00 – 12.40

Contributed talks(5 a 20mins): Training and Support for (University) Teachers

(Chair: Iwona Maciejowska)

 

11.00-11.20

Coaching university teachers for a basic teacher qualification (Apotheker, van der Laan)

 

11.20-11.40

Pedagogical Training Program for University Teachers (Aremo)

 

11.40-12.00

Producing science teachers who are flexible and adaptable: A hands on, minds on approach (Hayes, Childs)

 

12.00-12.20

Diagnosis and individual support in pre-service teacher training (Busch, Ralle)

 

12.20-12.40

University entrance tests - Bridging the gap between school and university (Klostermann, Busker, Herzog, Parchmann)

12.40 – 13.00

Closing Remarks