Partecipants [A - E]
Column PT: the Panel Session (from A to L) in which the participant will present his/her contribution; "coaut" if the participant is co-author; W if the contribution is intended only for the Workshop and not for the Panel Talk; X if no contribution has been offered. GT, ET, RT refer to invited talks. M refers to a special session in Italian Course in Innovations in Teaching at the University of Udine.
Surname Name PT WS Country Title Authors
Agnes Corrado W G ITALY Daily life instruments for physical demonstrations
A.Audrito, C.Agnes, T.Marino, P.Taverna
Agostini Anna MI   ITALY    
Anita Laura-Iulia A A ROMANIA Interactive Seminars for initial Physics Teacher Training
Complete document anita.pdf 155 KB
Anita Laura-Iulia
Apostolakis Manos A A GERMANY Science teachers training across Europe: Establishing a pathway for a common science teacher training framework Cecile Vander Borght, Franz Bogner, Stavros Savvas, Sofoclis Sotiriou, Emmanuil Apostolakis
Ayala Velazquez Maria de los Dolores E E MEXICO In-site training to teach experimental method at the university level
Complete document ayala1.pdf 200 KB
Maria de los Dolores Ayala Velazquez
Barbierato Manuela ME I Italy    
Bari Luisa coaut B ITALY A co-operation experience to promote and support an effective teaching
Luisa Bari, Giuliana Cavaggioni, Maurizio Grazio, Sandra Turra
Barton Roy C C UK Exploring the potential of computer-aided practical work as an agent for innovative change: a pilot study with able Y10 student R.Barton
Battaia Luciana MI   ITALY    
Bernt Linell W I SWEDEN Distance Physics-problem or potential?
Ulf Jönsson Kom
Besson Ugo A/D D FRANCE 1) Some feature of casual reasoning: common sense and physics teaching
2) Using science education research in the physics teacher training
Ugo Besson
Bianchi Carina W D ITALY The training experience carried out in secondary schools by young physics teacher attending SSIS Veneto Francesco Minosso, Carina Bianchi, Daniela Lazzaro
Biondi Giovanni RT3   ITALY    
Bitonto Maria MI   ITALY    
Boccardo Silvana MI A ITALY    
Boinee Praveen   H INDIA    
Bojovic' Vera F F SERBIA and MONTENEGRO The possibility of systematic introduction of children to physical phenomena
Complete document bojovic1.pdf 333KB
V.Bojovic'
Bonora Loriano RT3   ITALY    
Borgnolo Alessandro W F ITALY    
Bortoluzzi Maria B B ITALY Teacher mentor in secondary school:linking innovation in teaching, pre-service and in-service teacher training in Italy
Complete document bortoluzzi.pdf 141 KB
Maria Bortoluzzi
Bradamante Francesca   D      
Brelli Gabriella MI   ITALY    
Burba Gabriella ME   ITALY    
Bussei Paolo coaut H ITALY Teaching and popularising physics by multimedia instruments: INFM experience and actions
bussei.pdf 913 KB
Marco Bianucci, Paolo Bussei, Silvia Merlino
Cala Aiello Ramon C C CUBA Development of abilities for the comparison of different physical models with the use of the new technologies Ramon Cala Aiello
Caltun Ovidiu Florin D/E/I E ROMANIA 1) In-service distance training for teachers of physics
2) Trends in standards and perofessional development of physics teachers
3) Level of knowledge and misconception of the pupils on electric current
4) Physics Didactics and Physics Teacher Training
5) Challenge in Physics Education
I.Caltun, D.Baban, M.Ursulean, O.F.Caltun, A. Stancu
Cappuzzo Gabriella M   ITALY    
Castoldi Bruna X G ITALY    
Cavaggioni Giuliana B B ITALY A co-operation experience to promote and support an effective teaching Luisa Bari,Giuliana Cavaggioni, Maurizio Grazio, Sandra Turra
Caverni Fernanda W L ITALY    
Cazzaniga Luigia C C ITALY Precampus: a collaboration between Secondary school and University Luigia Cazzaniga
Cees Mulder L L NETHERLANDS Can students be motivated to become physics teachers by helping schools to implement computer-based datalogging and modelling? C. Mulder, Ton Ellermeijer
Cepic Mojca F F SLOVENIA Teachers' training program for teaching physics within science in lower secondary school Mojca Cepic
Cherubini Adriana M   ITALY    
Comuzzo Ornella M   ITALY    
Corni Federico F F ITALY Strategies in formative intervention modules for physics education of primary school teachers: a coordinated research in Reggio Emilia and Udine Federico Corni
Cros-Stoetter Ana W B SPAIN Activities of a cross-institutional group to promote physics Working group in physics of the Servicio de Formaciòn Permanente de la Universidad de Valencia
Culatti Alessandro
X C ITALY    
Danese Beniamino X G ITALY    
D'Anna Michele X C ITALY    
De Ambrosis Anna C G ITALY From university courses to teaching practice in schools: an example
Complete document ambrosis.pdf 217 KB
Lidia Borghi, Anna De Ambrosis, Paolo Mascheretti
De Angelis Alessandro E E ITALY  Computational physics as a challange for a new profile of competences in the University of Udine Alessandro De Angelis
Dell'Oro Riccarda
X A ITALY    
Dibilio Biagio W   ITALY Producing resources and materials for the in-service training of physics teachers.
Complete document dibilio.pdf 172 KB
Biagio Dibilio
Di Brazzà Fabiana MI   ITALY    
Di Nisio Rosalia MI A ITALY    
Dileep V. Sathe W G INDIA Why circular motion is still difficult for learning and teaching? Dileep V.Sathe
Donà delle Rose Lupo E E ITALY Competences for University Physics Teaching Lupo Donà delle Rose
Dynich Valiantsina W B BELARUS Antinomy of classic and modern in teacher education Dynich Valiantsina,Tolkachov Evgeny
Eckert Bodo H H GERMANY Multimedia in Teacher Training Bodo Eckert, Stefan Altherr, Hans-Jörg Jodl
Ellermeijer Ton I I NETHERLANDS Can students be motivated to become physics teachers by helping schools to implement computer-based datalogging and modelling? C. Mulder, Ton Ellermeijer
Engstrom Vegard G G NORWAY The SUPERCOMET project-developing new educational material for upper secondary Vegard Engstrøm, Lars Meisingseth, John McGrath, Sara Ciapparelli, Giovanna Colombo
Euler Manfred GT   GERMANY  1. Towards improving the quality of physics instruction – results of a video-study on key patterns of instruction and the development of student achievement and interest
2. Quality development: challenges to physics education
Reinders Duit, Manfred Euler, Maike Tesch
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