Conveners
Parallel 9 - Hanoi: Presentation 9.1 - School physics education
- Andrew Mutsvangwa
- Nguyễn Thị Tố Khuyên
- Nguyen Van Bien (Hanoi national university of education)
Parallel 9 - Hanoi: Presentation 9.2 - School physics education
- Ioannis Lefkos (University of Macedonia, Greece)
- Naoshi Takahashi
- Dat Nguyen Duc
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Zihe Li (Tokyo University of Science)12/16/21, 7:00 AM11. Secondary school physicsPresentations in Hanoi
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Fumiko Okiharu (Tokyo University of Science)12/16/21, 7:00 AM3. Representation in teaching and learning physicsPresentations in Hanoi
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A computer-based test was conducted for Japanese university students to clarify their understanding of the graph of simple harmonic motion (SHM). The survey questions were based on the previous studies by P. Wattanakasiwich et al. with an eye-tracking system. Although the survey method was completely different, the results for Japanese university students showed a shape close to... -
Mr Ryo Tanaka (Chitose Institute of Science and Technology), 凌 田中 (Chitose Insitute of Science and Technorogy)12/16/21, 7:20 AM11. Secondary school physicsPresentations in Hanoi
Lack of interests for learning physics has become a major problem in recent Japanese science education. It has been often said that actual experiences of physics phenomena through experiments will be effective for attracting or stitumating students’ interests towards learning physics. However, in present actual situations of high school education scene, experiments are not sifficiently...
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Dr Andrew Mutsvangwa (North-West University)12/16/21, 7:20 AM3. Representation in teaching and learning physicsPresentations in Hanoi
Abstract. This study explored student teachers’ Physics misconception during Work-Integrated Learning in high schools in South Africa. The sample in this work comprised eight final-year student teachers pursuing a Bachelor of Education degree and seven Postgraduate Certificate in Education students. An unstructured observation method was utilized to collect data during the lessons that were...
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Ioannis Lefkos (University of Macedonia, Greece)12/16/21, 7:40 AM11. Secondary school physicsPresentations in Hanoi
An Assessment Rubric for Future Teachers Ability to Design Experiments
Ioannis Lefkos, University of Macedonia, GreeceAbstract. Designing an experiment is a challenging task for most learners. In this work, we are proposing the use of a rubric for the assessment of future Teachers’ ability to design experiments. The rubric comprises 6 dimensions and 3 levels of success of the learners’...
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Umesh Ramnarain12/16/21, 7:40 AM9. Initial teacher education, teacher professional development and Technological Pedagogical Content KnowledgePresentations in Hanoi
This study investigated the relationship between the pedagogical beliefs of South African physics teachers and their preferred instructional approaches to inquiry. A key curriculum goal in school science education in many countries is inquiry-based learning. The results of a quantitative survey that was administered to 163 teachers revealed there was an association between the pedagogical...
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Fatemeh Arbabifar (Farhangian University)12/16/21, 8:00 AM15. Nature of Science, gender and socio-cultural issues in physics educationPresentations in Hanoi
This study sought to determine whether adding nature of science to the physical content of modern physics course could help the undergraduate students to promote their scientific worldview and physical knowledge. Experimental and control groups of physics education students were provided with pre-exam and post-exam sheets and were interviewed after passing the course. The responses of students...
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Ruita Nishimura (Tokyo Gakugei University high school)12/16/21, 8:00 AM11. Secondary school physicsPresentations in Hanoi
This talk is the latter of serial presentations, and an overview of our project and method of test-data analyses will be shown in the previous one. The purpose of this study is to develop concept inventories fitting to the standard curricula for Japanese high school physics. In this talk, we will show some examples of a “trial” version of the test and discuss student’s misconceptions based on...
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