GIREP 2022, Ljubljana, Slovenia

from Monday 4 July 2022 (08:00) to Friday 8 July 2022 (16:00)
Faculty of Education, University of Ljubljana

        : Sessions
    /     : Talks
        : Breaks
4 Jul 2022
5 Jul 2022
6 Jul 2022
7 Jul 2022
8 Jul 2022
AM
08:00 --- Registration ---
09:30
GIREP (until 10:30) (Room 212)
10:30 --- Coffee break ---
11:00
Plenary talk - Igor Muševič (Institute Jozef Stefan & Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Ljubljana, Slovenia) (until 12:00)
11:00 Topology with Liquid Crystals - Igor Muševič (Institute Jozef Stefan & Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Ljubljana, Slovenia)  
08:00 --- Registration ---
09:00
Plenary talk - Maja Planinić (Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb, Croatia) (until 10:00) (Room 212)
09:00 What is difficult in learning physics and what we can do about it: The case of wave optics - Maja Planinic (University of Zagreb)  
10:00 --- Coffee break ---
10:30
Physics Teacher Education - Valentina Bologna (until 12:00) (Room 209)
10:30 Creation of an evaluation rubric for the assessment of written preparation for teaching physics - Barbora Gejdošová  
10:50 Design and implementation of a STEAM Teaching/Learning Sequence by Project-Based Learning for the training of future secondary school teachers - Ane Portillo-Blanco (UPV/EHU)  
11:10 How do teachers interpret and respond to students’ explanations? - Mrs Danijela Kuvezdic (Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek, Department of Physics)  
11:30 Improving the effectiveness of Physics teaching - Francesco Longo Valentina Bologna  
10:30
Remote Teaching and Learning -Dr Cecilia Stari (until 11:45) (Room 230)
10:30 A home-lab to study uncertainties using smartphone sensors - Arturo Marti  
10:50 An online teaching learning sequence with home experiments on relativity of motion and the equivalence principle in classical mechanics - Massimiliano Malgieri  
11:10 Smartphones as partners to adapt labs to virtuality - Cecilia Stari (Universidad de la República)  
10:30
Symposium - Sergej Faletic (until 12:00) (Room 212)
10:30 Development of quantum concepts via different two-state approaches  
10:50 Community-based development of the Quantum Concept Inventory  
11:10 Cultural Storytellings in Quantum Science and Technology Education  
11:30 Italian Quantum Weeks outreach activities to enhance quantum awareness - Maria Bondani (CNR - Institute for Photonics and Nanotechnologies)  
11:50 Contributions from Pilot Projects in Quantum Technology Education as Support Action to Quantum Flagship - Sergej Faletic  
10:30
LAB Workshop - Vladimir Vicha (IEAP CTU in Prague (CZ)) Michael Holik (IEAP CTU in Prague, FEE UWB in Pilsen) (until 12:00) (Room P006)
10:30 Particle camera based on the pixel detector Timepix serving as a powerful tool in making physics more attractive to the young generation via possibility of personal hands-on experience in micro-cosmos experiments - Vladimir Vicha (IEAP CTU in Prague (CZ)) Dr Michael Holik (IEAP CTU in Prague; FEE UWB in Pilsen (CZ))  
08:00 --- Registration ---
09:00
Plenary talk - Dagmara Sokołowska (until 10:00) (Room 212)
09:00 Inquiry to Learn - Dagmara Sokołowska  
10:00 --- Coffee break ---
10:30
GIREP (until 11:00) (Room 212)
10:30 Medal ceremony  
11:00
Plenary talk - Jenaro Guisasola (until 12:00) (Room 212)
11:00 Research on designing Teaching/Learning Sequencies: Accomplishment and challenges - Jenaro Guisasola (UPV/EHU)  
08:00 --- Registration ---
09:00
Plenary talk - Michael Vollmer (University of Applied Sciences in Brandenburg, Germany) (until 10:00) (Room 212)
09:00 --- Lunch ---
10:00 --- Coffee break ---
10:30
Physics Curriculum Materials - Leonardo Colletti (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano) (until 12:00) (Room 209)
10:30 Productive epistemic games in an Investigative Science Learning Environment - Christopher Robin Samuelsson (Uppsala University, Sweden)  
10:50 Diagnosing the source of students’ difficulties within the Physics-Mathematics interplay context - Mrs Hadas Levi (the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Lev Academic Center)  
11:10 Design and validation of a two-tier questionnaire on basic astronomical phenomena - Silvia Galano  
11:30 Addressing complexity in primary school through basic physics observations and metaphorical narrative - Leonardo Colletti (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano)  
10:30
Informal and Non-Formal Learning - Moritz Kriegel (Technical University of Darmstadt) (until 12:00) (Room 230)
10:30 (V) “Astronomy for Sailors” A Web Game to Learn Physics Using a Clock and the Sun - Simone Iovenitti  
11:10 Astronomy and telescope courses as after school activities - Filip Hložek  
11:30 Development of a RIASEC-based model to analyse students’ perceptions of the work of nuclear- and astrophysicists - Moritz Kriegel (Technical University of Darmstadt)  
10:30
Symposium - Arturo Marti (until 12:00) (Room 212)
10:30 Connecting research in physics education, curriculum decisions and teaching practices - Arturo Marti () Instituto de Física, Universidad de la República, Montevideo, Uruguay) Paulo Sarriugarte (Donostia Physics Education Research Group (DoPER), Department of Applied Physics, University of the Basque Country (UPV-EHU) Spain) Ornella Pantano (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Padova, Italy) Jenaro Guisasola (University of the Basque Country) Shulamit Kapon (Faculty of Education in Science and Technology, Technion )  
10:30
PTE Workshop - Marie Snětinová Irena Dvořáková (Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics) (until 12:00) (Room P006)
10:30 Problem Solving Seminar for Future Physics Teachers - Dr Marie Snětinová (Department of Physics Education, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University) Dr Irena Dvořáková (Department of Physics Education, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University)  
08:00 --- Registration ---
09:00
Plenary talk - Bor Gregorcic (Uppsala University, Sweden) (until 10:00) (Room 212)
10:00 --- Coffee break ---
10:30
Physics Curriculum Materials - Kristina Zuza (UPV/EHU (Applied Physics Department)) (until 11:45) (Room 209)
10:30 Determination of a car speed – analysis of projectile motion from a muddy puddle - Aleš Mohorič  
10:50 Design of context-based teaching resources for simple electric circuits - Benedikt Gottschlich (Physics Education Research Group, University of Tübingen)  
11:10 DBR based Redesign cycle of a TLS on Dynamics for High School - Kristina Zuza () Donostia Physics Education Research Group (DoPER), Department of Applied Physics, University of the Basque Country (UPV-EHU), Spain)  
10:30
Physics Teacher Education - Lars-Jochen Thoms (University of Konstanz) (until 12:00) (Room 230)
10:30 Co-designing rich tasks in physics as a model of deepening teacher professional learning - Dr Eilish McLoughlin  
10:50 Evaluation of a university seminar on the use of digital media in the physics classroom - David Weiler (University of Tübingen - Physics Education Research Group)  
11:10 Developing a blended programme of professional development during the Covid lockdowns - Alessio Bernardelli (Institute of Physics)  
11:30 Digital Competencies for Science Teaching: Adapting the DiKoLAN Framework to Teacher Education in Switzerland - Dr Lars-Jochen Thoms (Thurgau University of Education, Switzerland / University of Konstanz, Germany)  
10:30
PTE Workshop - Federico Corni (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano) Marisa Michelini (until 12:00) (Room P006)
10:30 What Professional Training in Physics Education Should We Provide to Future Primary Teachers? - Federico Corni (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano)  
PM
12:00 --- Lunch ---
13:20
Poster Set-Up (until 13:30)
13:30
Plenary talk - Eugenia Etkina (Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA) (until 14:30)
13:30 Conceptual Model of Physics Teacher Preparation: Developing Habits of Mind and Practice through Apprenticeship in a Community - Prof. Eugenia Etkina (Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA)  
14:30 --- Coffee break ---
15:00
Contemporary Physics and Modern Physics - Paul Alstein (Utrecht University) (until 16:30) (Room 209)
15:00 (V) Radiolab: Interdisciplinary Paths of Nuclear Physics - Vera Montalbano (University of Siena)  
15:20 Upper-secondary physics students’ expression of representational competence when interacting with a GeoGebra simulation - Mrs Lorena Solvang (Karlstad University)  
15:40 The Energy Field Approach - Mr Manuel Becker (University of Vienna)  
16:00 Designing an open-ended simulation tool for special relativity education at the secondary level - Paul Alstein (Utrecht University)  
15:00
Physics Teacher Education - Alberto Stefanel (until 16:15) (Room 230)
15:00 Examining the relationship between teacher self-efficacy and teaching out-of-field in physics - Kyla Smith (University of Oxford)  
15:20 Measurement uncertainty: a lever for the professional development of out-of-field physics teachers - David Perl Nussbaum  
15:40 Concept of Force Representations of Prospective Primary Teachers - Dr Alberto Stefanel (University of Udine)  
15:00
Strategies and Methods - Thomas Schubatzky (until 16:30) (Room 212)
15:00 Friendship drives outside-group collaboration in school physics - Javier Alejandro Pulgar Neira  
15:20 Development of a climate change concept inventory (CCCI-422) - Dr Thomas Schubatzky  
15:40 Students’ mental models of the Apparent Motion of Sun and stars - Hans Bekaert  
16:00 AMoSS-junior – A new test instrument on the Apparent Motion of Sun and stars for primary school students - Prof. Mieke De Cock (KU Leuven)  
15:00
VIRTUAL Workshop - David Sokoloff (until 16:30) (ONLINE)
15:00 VIRTUAL WORKSHOP: Home-Adapted ILDS—Interactive Lecture Demonstrations Adapted for Active Virtual Learning - David Sokoloff   (ONLINE)
17:00
GIREP (until 18:00) (Room 026)
12:00 --- Lunch ---
13:00
Poster Session: LAB & MDR (until 13:50)
13:00 Semiotic model for learning physics in high school - Guillermina Ávila García (Instituto Politécnico Nacional )  
13:20 Intracellular joystick - from doing to teaching science - Daniel Dziob  
13:30 (V) Build a colorimeter: a final assignment for an electronic instrumentation course - Margreet Docter  
13:30 (V) “The Elegance of Quantum Mechanics”: a didactic path for high school - Ester Melli (Università degli studi di Milano)  
13:30 A framework for design principles of experimental tasks in contemporary physics laboratory courses - Mr Simon Z. Lahme (University of Göttingen, Germany)  
13:30 Analyzing high school students' difficulties with wave optics using a knowledge-in-pieces approach - Karolina Matejak Cvenic (Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb)  
13:30 Case study on wincing rope as an example of multidisciplinary teaching example - Antti Rissanen (National Defence University)  
13:30 Changing the narrative in Climate Change: design of a storyline based approach for PER - Lorenzo Miani  
13:30 Competence through Authenticity - CMS Open Data in Education - Peitsa Veteli (Helsinki Institute of Physics (FI))  
13:30 Designing learning material for teaching particle physics with Feynman diagrams - Merten Nikolay Dahlkemper (CERN)  
13:30 Development of printed single and double slits and optical gratings for students’ wave optics experiments - Katarina Jelicic (Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb, Croatia)  
13:30 Digital Image Processing in Physics Classroom - Arpad Bordas  
13:30 First results using a Home-Kit designed in the COSID-20 project: teaching physics laboratory at a distance - Prof. Pasquale Onorato (University of Trento)  
13:30 Introducing Quantum Physics with low-cost quantitative experiments - Marco Di Mauro (University of Trento)  
13:30 Investigating students’ views about experimental physics in a transformed laboratory course in Germany - Dr Micol Alemani ((1) Institute of Physics and Astronomy, University of Potsdam)  
13:30 Mystery Boxes and the Higgs Boson Discovery: Exploring the Nature of Science - Anja Kranjc Horvat (CERN)  
13:30 Similarities and differences between professions and countries of key-concepts in teaching quantum physics and their illustrations - Avraham Merzel (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)  
13:30 Special relativity at Czech schools: a half-century comparison - Lukáš Richterek Patricie Kočišová (Faculty of Science, Palacký University Olomouc)  
13:30 The Role of Experiment in Physics Education: Attitudes of Upper Secondary School Students - Jana Marounová  
13:30 The Scientific Graphic Organizer for Practical Work - Freek Pols  
13:30 Two experiments to support learning of surface phenomena - Dr Onofrio Rosario Battaglia  
13:30 Using action research to improve laboratory activities in secondary school - Lucia Gabelli (University of Padova)  
13:30 Using infra-red camera in the activities that help students construct basic knowledge of thermal radiation - Prof. Gorazd Planinsic (Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, University of Ljubljana)  
13:30 Using Smartphones to Innovate Laboratories in Introductory Physics Courses - Marta Carli (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Padua)  
13:30 “Quantum Physics is difficult because my teacher says so.” - Dr Henk Pol (ELAN Department of Teacher Development)  
13:50
Poster Set-Up (until 14:00)
14:00
Physics Curriculum Materials - Ana Susac (until 15:45) (Room 209)
14:00 (V) Conceptual understanding of microscopic models in thermodynamics - Nataša Erceg  
14:20 Methodological Suggestions for Creating Subquestions for the Force Concept Inventory (and Other Research-based Assessments) - Dr Michael M Hull (University of Vienna, Austrian Educational Competence Centre, Division of Physics)  
14:40 An introduction to the Assessment Rubric for Physics Inquiry - Freek Pols  
15:00 Investigating university students' visual strategies when solving spectroscopy problems - Lana Ivanjek  
15:20 Effect of context on students’ understanding of basic vector concepts - Ana Susac (Department of Applied Physics, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb)  
14:00
Contemporary Physics and Modern Physics - Anja Kranjc Horvat (CERN) (until 15:45) (Room 230)
14:00 Mathematical tools to explore quantum technologies - Maria Bondani (CNR - Institute for Photonics and Nanotechnologies)  
14:20 An approach to the Second Quantum Revolution: the case of the random walk algorithm - Sara Satanassi  
14:40 Student Intuitions in Statistical Mechanics - Ebba Koerfer  
15:00 Avoiding the Use of Complex Numbers: Didactic Problems Regarding the Uncertainty Principle? - Kristóf Tóth  
15:20 Particle Physics Concepts in High-School Physics Education - Anja Kranjc Horvat (CERN)  
14:00
Strategies and Methods - Mo Basir (until 15:45) (Room 212)
14:00 Promoting mechanistic reasoning in physics through the construction of stop-motion animations: A cognitive framework - Rayendra Bachtiar (Utrecht University)  
14:20 Concept Cartoon as a Stimulus for Students´ Experimental Activities - Tatiana Sukeľová  
14:40 Relationship between mathematical competencies and achievements in physics of 14 year old students - Ms Adriana Macuka (Elementary school "Vladimir Nazor" - Krnica)  
15:00 Multimodal expressions of disciplinary relevant aspects in inquiry-based physics learning, a tool to investigate meaning-making. - Mr Roger Andersson (Malardalen university)  
15:20 The Potential Role of Learning Physics on Paranormal Beliefs - Mo Basir  
14:00
STR Workshop - Mojca Čepič (University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Education) Ana Gostinčar Blagotinšek (University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Education) (until 15:30) (Room P006)
14:00 Similarities and Differences between Inquiry Based Learning and Practitioner Inquiry: Experiences from ERASMUS+ project 3DIPhE on the case of Cartesian diver - Mojca Čepič (University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Education)  
15:45 --- Coffee break ---
16:15
Students’ Identity and Wellbeing as Learners - Judith Hillier (University of Oxford) (until 17:45) (Room 209)
16:15 Exploring the relationships between undergraduate and high school students’ self-efficacy, engagement, and attitudes towards physics: a structural equation model - Italo Testa (University Federico II Naples)  
16:35 Assessing the prior knowledge of students in physics minors - Kevin Schmitt  
16:55 An epistemic approach to physics identity - Francesco De Zuani Cassina  
17:15 Women studying physics: who are they and what are their experiences? - Judith Hillier (University of Oxford)  
16:15
Lab work and Experiments - Chris Moore (University of Nebraska Omaha) (until 17:45) (Room 230)
16:15 (V) How pupils proceed in creating their first graph of experimental data - preliminary results - Karolína Šromeková  
16:35 Development of digital experimental tasks for distance learning - Simon Z. Lahme (University of Göttingen, Germany)  
16:55 Do various groups involved in physics education appreciate the same aspects of physics demonstrations? – Ongoing research - Alexandr Nikitin (Department of Physics Education, Charles University)  
17:15 Creating Consistency Across Online and In-Person Labs Using the Investigative Science Learning Environment - Chris Moore (University of Nebraska Omaha)  
16:15
Physics Teacher Education - Vira Bondar (ETHZ) (until 17:45)
16:15 Students' Critical Thinking skills in relation to climate change - Magdalena Micoloi  
16:35 Quantum Technology PCK for Teachers - Lise Verbraeken (University Colleges Leuven-Limburg) Erica Andreotti (University Colleges Leuven-Limburg)  
16:55 Collaborative Reflection on the Integration of "Deliberation Labs" into Teachers’ Practice – Large-Scale PD Perspective - Dr Smadar Levy (Weizmann Institute of Science) Mrs Adi Noga (Weizmann Institute of Science)  
17:15 Supporting Teaching Assistants in a Community of Practice - Dr Vira Bondar (ETH Zurich, Department of Physics, Switzerland )  
16:15
STR Workshop - Gerald Feldman Guillaume Schiltz (ETH Zurich) (until 17:45) (Room P006)
16:15 Creating a Student-Centered Collaborative Learning Environment in a University Physics Classroom - Dr Guillaume Schiltz (ETH Zurich) Gerald Feldman  
12:00 --- Lunch ---
13:00
Poster Session: REM & STR (until 13:50)
13:00 Inquiry-based learning and STEM conception in pedagogical practice at secondary and high school levels in the Czech Republic - Mr Jakub Ivanič  
13:05 Physics Teaching Methods and How to Grade Ukrainian Students in the Czech Republic - Nataliya Kazachkova (Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Science, Czech Republic, and V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Ukraine )  
13:25 Transforming Informal Education Programs for High School Students and Teachers at CERN into Virtual Alternatives: Challenges and Opportunities - Niklas Herff (Technische Universitaet Dresden (DE))  
13:30 (V) Active Learning Proposal for teaching the system of the double linear spring in the High School - Rubén Sánchez Sánchez (Instituto Politécnico Nacional)  
13:30 (V) Elementary Pre-service Teachers' Alternative Conceptions on the Electric Current Distribution in Simple Electrical Circuits - Abdeljalil Métioui (Université du Québec à Montréal)  
13:30 (V) Principles and Equations of Physics: a multidisciplinary laboratory - Marco Giliberti (Università degli Studi di Milano)  
13:30 Analysing audio recorded peer discussions - Ms Eliane Merki (ETH Zürich)  
13:30 Analysis of Force Concept Inventory (FCI) in two different approaches to learning physics - Jelena Ružić  
13:30 Analyzing the pan flute: a strategy for understanding sound - Prof. Ruth Paulina Martínez Victoria (UNAM)  
13:30 Concept Learning in Electricity Enhanced by Virtual Reality - Mr Roman Schmid  
13:30 Experiences of undergraduate engineering students in laboratory exercises of core courses during COVID-19 pandemic - Ivana Štibi  
13:30 From Thinking to Doing Through Dialogue: Designing a Pedagogical Strategy for STEM Teachers - Prof. Jan Sermeus (KU Leuven)  
13:30 Group Formation for Two-stage Collaborative Exams - Kelly Miller (Harvard University)  
13:30 Guided Discovery Teacher Training Online - Dr Věra Koudelková (Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Prague) Irena Dvořáková (Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Prague)  
13:30 How do scientists explain basic concepts in quantum physics? - Stina Scheer  
13:30 Physics Quantitative Literacy of US and Belgian STEM Teachers: a Preliminary Study - Mieke De Cock  
13:30 Physics Textbooks - as an important tool for learning and teaching - Dr Gabriela Jonas-Ahrend (Paderborn University, Germany) Prof. Marika Kapanadze (Ilia State University, Georgia)  
13:30 Prospective primary teacher education on magnetic phenomena - Marisa Michelini (Università di Udine)  
13:30 Remote Inquiry Based Learning, methods, assessment and examples - Mojca Čepič (University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Education)  
13:30 School-leaving Examination in Physics at the end of Upper Secondary School in the Czech Republic – Current State - Ms Petra Pschotnerová (Charles University)  
13:30 Some Aspects of Relevance of Science and Physics Education - Prof. Marika Kapanadze (Ilia State University, Tbilisi, Georgia)  
13:30 Teaching uniformly accelerated motion with the help of robotics - Peter Stubljar  
13:30 The Human-centered design framework as a means of bridging the research-practice gap - Fabian Bernstein (CERN, Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe Univ. (DE))  
13:30 The Solvay Education Programme at CERN Science Gateway - Dr Guillaume Durey (Science Gateway Education Team, CERN)  
13:30 The Use of Computational Modelling and Video Motion Analysis Software in the Field of Newtonian Dynamics – a Mixed-Methods Study - Jannis Weber (Goethe University Frankfurt)  
13:30 Trialling two Teaching/Learning Sequences on Surface Phenomena based on Active-Learning Methodologies - Claudio Fazio (Università degli Studi di Palermo)  
13:30 Understanding and addressing in-service teachers training needs in the digital era - Dr Kalliopi Meli (University of Patras)  
13:50
Poster Set-Up (until 14:00)
14:00
Social event (until 22:00)
14:00 Social excursion to Bled  
12:00 --- Lunch ---
13:00
Poster session: CUR & INF & PTE (until 14:00)
13:00 Development of digital competencies of pre-service physics teachers (DiKoLeP) - Thomas Schubatzky  
13:30 (V) Prospective Quebec Elementary Teachers' Conceptual Representations of the Light's and Matter's Colors - Abdeljalil Métioui (Université du Québec à Montréal)  
13:40 (V) Educational Physics Talks, a space for collective learning and professionalization for teachers and researchers - Dr Mario Humberto Ramírez Díaz (Instituto Politécnico Nacional)  
13:40 (V) From the Colloquial to the Scientific Story: the use of Classroom Dialogue in the Development of Conceptual Understanding of Physics - Patrick Diepenbroek  
13:40 (V) The reasonable ineffectiveness of Physics in teaching: the example of Thomson’s atomic model - Luisa Lovisetti (University of Milan, Department of Physics)  
13:40 (V) When Physics Meets Phylosophy again: the “Gravitas” project - Dr Matteo Tuveri  
13:40 A review of the Greenhouse Effect and Climate Change in the High School Textbooks - Dr Stefano Toffaletti (Physical Science Communication Laboratory, Department of Physics, University of Trento, Via Sommarive, 38050 Povo (Trento), Italy)  
13:40 An analysis of students’ misconceptions on Special Relativity - Alessio Mattia Leonardi (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Padua, Italy)  
13:40 Bringing physics closer to students: Erasmus+ KA201 Project ARphymedes - Jerneja Pavlin  
13:40 Developing second-level physics students’ energy literacy - Dr Eilish McLoughlin (Dublin City University)  
13:40 Does the weather matter in aviation? Physics explains! - Hanna Koscielny  
13:40 Eyes light and colors: a short laboratory learning path for primary school prospective teachers - Francesca Monti  
13:40 How to efficiently communicate evidence-based curricula? - Markus Obczovsky  
13:40 Identification of the Factors Influencing Game-Based Learning in a Game “The Tournament of J. C. Maxwell” - Ladislav Janiga  
13:40 Knowledge or fun? You can both at once! An example of summer camps from the Aviation Education Centre. - Hanna Koscielny  
13:40 Non-formal learning on an example of Aviation Education Centre Krakow Airport - Daniel Dziob  
13:40 PER-Based Curricula for Middle and High Schools - Martin Richard Hopf  
13:40 Physical Computing with Arduino in Mathematics and Science Teacher Education – Development of a Master´s Course on Digital Transformation - Angelika Mandl (University of Graz)  
13:40 Physics Teachers and use of Sensors by Pupils Themselves, Preliminary Ideas of Typology of Physics Teachers - Silvia Novotná  
13:40 Projects based Approach for Implementing a STEM-Focused Engineering Curriculum - Dr Gutiérrez-Berraondo José (Escuela de Ingeniería Dual-IMH)  
13:40 STEM Digitalis project: STEM Digital Distance Learning in University Teaching - Dr Eilish McLoughlin  
13:40 Teaching physics for non-physics students: the case of Jagiellonian University Medical College, Faculty of Pharmacy - Daniel Dziob  
13:40 The Interplay of Curricular Knowledge and Perceived Agency of Pre-Service Physics Teachers in Vienna and Tokyo - Mike Hull  
13:40 The Science Cup – A competition to enhance children's interest in STEAM - Dr Jitka Houfková (Department of Physics Education, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University)  
13:40 The Structure of Students’ Sign Networks in Mechanics - Mr Richard Taylor (University of Oxford)  
14:00
Lab work and Experiments -Dr Věra Koudelková (Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics) (until 15:30) (Room 209)
14:00 Evaluation of the effectiveness of an introductory mechanics Lab with Arduino and smartphone - Eugenio Tufino (University of Trento, Physics department)  
14:20 Towards inquiry: Redesign of a first year physics lab course - Freek Pols  
14:40 Project for physics teaching, making elementary particles visible and study their properties - Daniel Parcerisas Brossa  
15:00 Experiments in Electricity and Magnetism for Future Teachers: From Lectures to Teaching Labs - Dr Věra Koudelková (Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics)  
14:00
Physics Teacher Education - Kalliopi Meli (University of Patras) (until 15:30) (Room 230)
14:00 Science students’ experience of spatial scales: A phenomenographic pilot study - Dr Elias Euler (Lund University)  
14:20 Teaching Physics through Astronomy: an object-based approach - Alessio Mattia Leonardi (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Padua, Italy)  
14:40 Exploring the experiences of undergraduate physics students on a ‘Teaching Physics in School’ module and the effects on their intentions to become physics teachers - Daniel Cottle (University of Birmingham)  
15:00 Utilizing physics teachers’ epistemological and pedagogical conceptions on thermodynamics to develop training programs - Dr Kalliopi Meli (University of Patras)  
14:00
Remote Teaching and Learning - Aleš Mohorič (until 15:30) (Room 212)
14:00 Students’ use of different representations while communicating in a remote setting - Gregor Brumec  
14:20 Analysis and evaluation of inquiry-based tasks in online learning scenarios - Ioannis Lefkos (University of Macedonia, Greece)  
14:40 Evaluation of Croatian students’ physics knowledge during the Covid-19 pandemic - Ivana Štibi  
15:00 Physics final matriculation exam in Slovenia 2020 - impact of Covid-pandemic - Aleš Mohorič  
14:00
CUR Workshop - Dorottya Schnider Mihály Hömöstrei (until 15:30) (Room P006)
14:00 Exoplanets: Classroom Experimentation with Arduino - Dorottya Schnider Mihály Hömöstrei (ELTE University, Faculty of Science)  
15:30 --- Coffee break ---
16:00
Contemporary Physics and Modern Physics - Eleonora Barelli (until 17:30) (Room 209)
16:00 (V) Introducing General Relativity in High Schools: a Teaching-Learning Module - Adele Naddeo  
16:20 Elementarizing quantum algorithms: clarification of the internal structure and preliminary learning outcomes - Giacomo Zuccarini  
16:40 Exploring students’ views about basic concepts in introductory quantum mechanics through factor and cluster analysis - Giovanni Giuliana  
17:00 Agent-based perspectives on epidemiological models: analysis of interviews with upper high-school students - Dr Eleonora Barelli (Department of Physics and Astronomy “Augusto Righi”, Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna)  
16:00
Strategies and Methods - Mieke De Cock (until 17:30) (Room 212)
16:00 How students understand the one-dimensional wave equation - Muhammad Aswin Rangkuti  
16:20 The role of domain-specific growth mindset (implicit theories) at the beginning of STEM university studies - Malte Diederich  
16:40 Teachers’ Interpretation of Data Revealed by GrouPer: A Learning Analytic Tool for Personalized Instruction - Dr Michal Walter (Weizmann Institute of Science)  
17:00 A Disciplinary Learning Companion: lessons learned - Prof. Mieke De Cock (Dept Physics & Astronomy & LESEC, KU Leuven)  
16:00
LAB Workshop - Stanislav Pospisil (Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics, Czech Technical University in Prague) Vladimir Vicha (IEAP CTU in Prague (CZ)) Michael Holik (IEAP CTU in Prague, FEE UWB in Pilsen) (until 17:30) (Room P006)
16:00 Making elementary particles visible and study their properties - Vladimir Vicha (IEAP CTU in Prague (CZ)) Michael Holik (IEAP CTU in Prague, FEE UWB in Pilsen) Stanislav Pospisil (IEAP-CTU in Prague)  
16:00
PTE Workshop - Wim Peeters (until 17:30) (Room P038)
16:00 Study and Discussion of examples of best practice of practitioners inquiry as a professional learning method for physics teachers. - Wim Peeters  
18:00
Social event (until 21:00)
19:00 Conference dinner  
12:00 --- Lunch ---
13:00
GIREP (until 14:00) (Room 212)
13:00 Closing ceremony