26–30 Aug 2024
Auditorium Maximum UJ
Europe/Warsaw timezone

Climate Change Education in Physics Teaching

30 Aug 2024, 09:30
1h 30m
Medium Lecture Hall A

Medium Lecture Hall A

Symposium Physics for Environment and Social issues Symposium

Speakers

Prof. Thomas Schubatzky (University of Innsbruck)Mr Matthias Fasching (University of Vienna)Ms Magdalena Micoloi (TU Dresden)Ms Sarah Wildbichler (University of Innsbruck)

Description

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time. Therefore, physics education should help students address this issue. This symposium delves into approaches to integrating climate change education within physics teaching. The first contribution explores greenhouse effect learning environments in secondary education. The second talk presents the evaluation of climate change tutorials. The third contribution introduces a critical thinking test regarding climate change. The last contribution delves into teacher attitudes towards assessing climate protection measures. These contributions collectively offer insights into pedagogical strategies, assessment methodologies, and educator perceptions crucial for effective climate change education in physics.

How would you like to present your contribution? Live in Kraków (time slot to be allotted based on the programme)
Target education level General
Category Formal Education

Authors

Prof. Thomas Schubatzky (University of Innsbruck) Mr Matthias Fasching (University of Vienna) Ms Magdalena Micoloi (TU Dresden) Ms Sarah Wildbichler (University of Innsbruck)

Presentation materials