Partecipants [M - R]
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
Madsen Kurt
pos A Faroe Islands Poster about an exam project
 
Maieron Olga M A ITALY    
Mandic Luka L L CROATIA Methodological approach to modern physics experiments
Complete document mandic.pdf 93 KB
Luka Mandic
Markova Svetlana F F RUSSIA 1. Education of teachers for the course of physics in kinder garden and primary school (kondakov.pdf 137 KB)
2.Role of problem solving in physics education (markova.pdf 129 KB)
1. O. Kondakov, S. Markova
2. V.Spazhakin, E. Kondakova, S. Markova
Marino Tommaso   G ITALY Daily life Instruments for Physical Demonstrations Tommaso Marino
Martinez Jimenez Pilar L L SPAIN Learning physics laboratory with virtual oscilloscope
Complete document martinez.pdf 1.01 MB
P.Martinez Jimenez, M.Varo, A.Pontes - Pedrajas, M.C.Garcia, G.pedros
Masuko Hiroshi W B JAPAN In service teacher training in Japan Hiroshi Masuko
Mathelitsch Leopold
W B AUSTRIA    
Mc Dermott Lillian GT/RT3 D USA Learning Physics by Guided Inquiry Lillian Mc Dermott
Mechlovà Erika I I CZECH REPUBLIC Distance learning in teacher's training
Complete documen (Mechlova.pdf 170 KB)
Erika Mechlova, Libor Konicek, Antonin Balnar
Mejia William C C EL SALVADOR A teaching, learning, and investigation model in the natural science from elementary to higher education Erick Mendez,
Mejia William
Michelini Marisa F A ITALY 1. Physics in context for elementary teacher training
2. The contribution of research in the initial teacher formation
Marisa Michelini
Micklavzina Stanley ET   USA Physics Nocturno Stanley Micklavzina
Minosso Francesco A A ITALY The training experience carried out in secondary schools by young physics teacher attending SSIS Veneto Francesco Minosso, Carina Bianchi, Daniela Lazzaro
Mirzoyan Julietta D D ARMENIA Questions of the theory of knowledge in school physics curriculum Julietta Mirzoyan
Missana Alessandra M   ITALY    
Mulaj Zenun W D ALBANIA Ambiguities in teaching physics: the case of wight and energy-mass
Complete document mulaj.pdf 131 KB
Zenun Mulaj, Tatjana Mulaj
Murata Takatoshi W B JAPAN An Attempt at cooperation between universities and highschools in a classwork trial using Advancing Physics T.Murata, K.Taniguchi, T.Miyanaga, T.yamazak, J.Ryu
Nagel Karl-Heinz W G GERMANY    
Nagy Anett
D D HUNGARY Complex science education in gradual teacher training Katalin Papp, Anett Nagy
Nedbaylo Nataliya H H UKRAINE Center of gravity: a meeting point of amuzing demos, exciting geometry and computer simulation Nataliya Nedbaylo, Alexander Kazachkov
Nordström Göran
F F SWEDEN Pre-school physics Göran Nordström
Notabartolo Daniela B B ITALY The Supervisor in the supervised teaching practice and the Lab teacher. Their Contribution in initial teacher training Daniela Notabartolo
Notaro Paolina MI   ITALY    
Novel Daniela ME   ITALY    
Novodvorsky Ingrid GT/A F USA 1. Physics teacher education in the USA: strategies for improvement
2. The Impact of Educational Research on Physics Teacher Preparation
1. I.Novodvorsky, E.Eschenazi, R.Howes, K.Krane, R.Poel, G.Stewart
2. Ingrid Novodvorsky
Obdrzalek Jan E E CZECH REPUBLIC Physics for "the others"
(obdrzalek.pdf 118 KB)
Jan Obdrzalek
Oblak Seta B B SLOVENIJA 1. Waves as means of communication in the living world
2. Resources and didactic materials for early science
Dusan Krnel, Seta Oblak, Zwonka Kos
Ogborne Jon GT     Challenges for Training: learning to teach new ideas and old ideas in new ways Jon Ogborne
Oliveira Mauricia D D PORTUGAL Portfolio as a strategy to interrelate research in education and physics teachers' practices Alice Rodrigues, Mauricia Oliveira
Opre Adrian E E ROMANIA An investigation into the difficulties of the initial teacher training for physics
Complete document opre.pdf 134 KB opre1.pdf 77 KB
Adrian Opre, Liliana Ciascai, Patricia Nagy, Ioan Ciascai
Opre Dana W E ROMANIA Experts and Novices in Teaching
Complete document opre2.pdf 131 KB
Dana Opre
Oss Stefano W G ITALY Teaching modern physics at high-school: new methodologies and technics to look at nature with quantum eyes? Stefano Oss
O'Sullivan Colm L L IRELAND 1. Enhancement of computerised experiments by means of spreadsheet macros
2. The learning environment for physics laboratory activities (LEPLA): a web tool for students and teachers
1. Colm O'Sullivan, Slavko Kocijancic
2. Colm O'Sullivan, Barbara Pecori
Pagotto Roberta M   ITALY    
Papp Katalin D D HUNGARY Complex science education in gradual teacher training Katalin Papp, Anett Nagy
Parker Kerry RT3   UK I should be happy to talk about the changes which we have made to Physics Education to make it more accessible to teachers and various strategies that can be used to support working teachers. As a writer I am particularly interested in producing materials which students will see as relevant and which will build connections between physics theory and the world outside the classroom  
Pecina Planinka A A CROATIA Some open problems in education of prospective physics teachers Rudolf Krsnik, Maja Planinic, Planinka Pecina, Ana Susac
Pecori Barbara L L ITALY The learning environment for physics laboratory activities (LEPLA): a web tool for students and teachers C. O'Sullivan, B.Pecori
Pedros Perez Gerardo X C SPAIN    
Perco Fabrizia ME F ITALY    
Planinic Maya coaut  A CROATIA Some open problems in education of prospective physics teachers Rudolf Krsnik, Maja Planinic, Planinka Pecina, Ana Susac
Planinsic Gorazd GT   SLOVENIA Revitalization of the laboratory activities and integration of the subject into the post-graduate physics education program G. Planinsic
Polingher Corina Coaut D ISRAEL 1. How to guide students to learn from their mistaches
2. A collaborative study of teachers and researchers
Edit Yerushalmi, Bat-Sheva eylon, Corina Polingher
Pospelov Alexander G G UKRAINE Teaching inside and outside of the Quasi-statics
Complete document pospelov.pdf 95 KB
Alexander Pospelov
Pospiech Gesche D D GERMANY Physics and Didactics in Teacher Training for Secondary School
Complete document (pospiech.pdf 138 KB)
Gesche Pospiech, Manuela Welzel
Pratibha Jolly E E INDIA Case study: a triadic model for development and dissemination of pedagogic innovations Jolly Pratibha
Pugliese Silvia RT2   ITALY  Position paper: the role of the cooperation between schools and univerisities in order to improve teacher education A.I.F. Associazione per l'insegnamento della Fisica, Italy
Quendolo Maria Romana MI   ITALY    
Quintana Ignacio Perez   E CUBA Another way to improve the Labs: project practicals as scientific research tasks
Complete document quintana.pdf 159.pdf
Octavio Calzadilla, Armando Perez, Teresita Molina, Adriana Fornes, Carlos Alonso and Ignacio Perez-Quintana
Rashid Ahmed W C PAKISTAN Technology in Aid of Physics Teaching
Complete document rashid.pdf 159 KB
Rashid Ahmed, Fazal-e-Aleem,
M.Alam Saeed, Maqsood Ahmed,
Razpet Nada W B SLOVENIJA Teaching of heat in lower secondary schools Nada Razpet
Rebecchi Riccarda W I ITALY     
Rebello Sanjay W G USA 1. Contemporary Physics for Future Teachers with Limited Mathematics Skills
Complete document zollman2.pdf 457.pdf
2. New ways in physics teaching and teacher training
Dean Zollman, Sanjai Rebello
Rinaudo Giuseppina F F ITALY 1. A weblog on physics of everyday objects for primary school teachers
2. An approch to physics of everydaylife phenomena withportable sensors and a graphic calculator in a lab course for the formation of physics teachers
1. Allasia D. Amisano G. Montel V. Rinaudo G.
2.Cuppari A. Marino T. Rinaudo G. Rovero G.
Rogers Laurence L L ENGLAND Does ict in science really work in the classroom Laurence Rogers
Ronen Miki H H ISRAEL Training teachers as evaluators and users of simulations
Complete document langley_ronen.pdf 333 Kb
Miki Ronen, Langley Dorothy
Rossi Pier Giuseppe I I ITALY Open Distance Learning and the knoledege-building in computer conference debate
Pier Giuseppe Rossi
Rovsek Barbara F F SLOVENIJA Revelation of misconceptions in homeworks Barbara Rovsek
Russo Alessandra MI   ITALY    
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