4th World Conference on Physics Education 2024, Kraków, Poland

from Monday 26 August 2024 (08:30) to Friday 30 August 2024 (20:30)
Auditorium Maximum UJ

        : Sessions
    /     : Talks
        : Breaks
26 Aug 2024
27 Aug 2024
28 Aug 2024
29 Aug 2024
30 Aug 2024
AM
08:30
Registration (until 10:00) (Hall Ground Floor)
10:00
Opening (until 11:30) (Large Lecture Hall A)
11:30 --- Coffee break ---
09:00
Keynote -Dr Eilish McLoughlin (until 10:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
10:00 --- Coffee break ---
10:30
Oral presentations -Dr Lars-Jochen Thoms (University of Konstanz) (until 11:30) (Large Lecture Hall B)
10:30 Astronomical observations: A non-formal and itinerant approach for Physics and Astronomy teaching - Edio da Costa Junior  
10:50 Knowledge and evidence over fear of invisible radiation via practically oriented teaching with a particle camera instrument - Dr Michael Holik (IEAP CTU in Prague, FEE UWB in Pilsen)  
11:10 Physics for non-physicists - A scientific propaedeutic for prospective medical students - Dr Lars-Jochen Thoms (University of Konstanz)  
10:30
Oral presentations (until 11:30) (Large Lecture Hall A)
10:30 Physics teachers’ professional development: longitudinal training for building coherent curricula across grades - Valentina Bologna  
10:50 Developing an Understanding of Inertia through Hands-on Activities: Emphasizing Meaning over Rote Memorization - Beril Yılmaz Senem  
11:10 The Training Needs of Physics Teachers: a Challenge from the Association for Physics Teaching - Vera Montalbano (University of Siena)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Marika Kapanadze (until 11:30) (Exhibition Room A)
10:30 Science Identity Development in Early Physics and Chemistry Classes: A Longitudinal Study - Frederik Bub  
10:50 The Relationship Between High School Students' Sense of Belonging to Physics, Physics Identity, and Physics Achievement - Mrs Merve Düriye Biçmen Şenol (Doğan Cüceloğlu Science High School)  
11:10 Students’ Interest in Physics – Study Results from Georgia - Prof. Marika Kapanadze (Ilia State University)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Kristel Uiboupin (until 11:30) (Conference Room)
10:30 Improving socio-scientific reasoning through field-trips - Paul Böning  
10:50 The role of uncertainty in developing sustainable futures scenarios - Lorenzo Miani  
11:10 Weather Literacy: Assessing Third-Grade Students' Knowledge and Skills related to weather - Kristel Uiboupin  
10:30
Oral presentations -Dr Ioannis Lefkos (Laboratory of informatics and Robotics in Education and Society, University of Macedonia) (until 11:30) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
10:30 The use of games in physics teaching - Tünde Kozánek Kiss  
10:50 Challenges of Pre-service Physics Teachers in Implementing Authentic Argument Driven Inquiry (AADI): A Three-Phase Study - Dilber Demirtaş  
11:10 Greek Science Teachers’ Views about the Use of Educational Simulations in their Practice - Dr Ioannis Lefkos (Laboratory of informatics and Robotics in Education and Society, University of Macedonia)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Markus Obczovsky (until 11:30) (Small Hall)
10:30 Critical review of literature resources on the use of Arduino and smartphones in physics education: a first result of the ADELANTE project - Lucia Gabelli (University of Padova)  
10:50 Investigating the Role of Mathematics for Learning Quantum Physics - Moritz Förster (TU Dresden)  
11:10 A scheme to support preservice physics teacher in analysing curriculum materials - Markus Obczovsky  
10:30
Oral presentations - Mieke De Cock (until 11:30) (Exhibition Room B)
10:30 Analysis of physics textbooks presenting electromagnetic waves at upper secondary level - Mr Danilo Catena (University of Udine)  
10:50 Flipped classroom: Effects on the conceptional understanding in electric circuit teaching - Wolfgang Lutz  
11:10 Investigating students' insight after attending an optimized research-based planetarium presentation about the apparent motion of the Sun and stars - Mieke De Cock  
10:30
Oral presentations - Federico Corni (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano) (until 11:30) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
10:30 Intensive and extensive properties as a crosscutting idea: the case of teaching density - Dr Fadeel Joubran (Arab Academic College of Education in Israel)  
10:50 Cultivating students’ reading and communication skills in Physics - Antti Rissanen (National Defence University)  
11:10 Imaginative Embodied Forms of Expression in Macroscopic Physics for K-6 Teacher Education - Federico Corni (Faculty of Education, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Bressanone, Italy)  
11:30
Symposium - Mieke De Cock (until 13:00) (Large Lecture Hall B)
11:30 Mathematical Reasoning in University Physics - Paul van Kampen Maria Al Dehaybes Charlotte Zimmerman Any Urrutia Mieke De Cock (KU Leuven)  
11:30
Symposium - Andréas Mueller (until 13:00) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
11:30 Physics Education in the Digital World - Dr Marina Connell Anna Lager (University of Helsinki) Andréas Mueller Dr Matteo Tuveri Dr Lars-Jochen Thoms (University of Konstanz)  
11:30
Symposium - Jenaro Guisasola (until 13:00) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
11:30 Physics Education: Approaches from ICPE-IUPAP C14 Community - Jenaro Guisasola  
11:30
Workshop - Marilu Chiofalo (until 13:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
11:30 School-University Collaboration and Teachers' Professional Development - Marilu Chiofalo  
11:30
Workshop - Mirela Kaczmarek (University of Wrocław) (until 13:00) (Conference Room)
11:30 Catch the Balance: DIY toys for inquiry physics - Mirela Kaczmarek (University of Wrocław)  
11:30
Workshop - Joao Pereira (UNIRIO) (until 13:00) (Exhibition Room B)
11:30 Using MACROBITS to illustrate the logic of quantum cryptography protocols - Joao Pereira (UNIRIO)  
11:30
Workshop - David Sokoloff (until 13:00) (Exhibition Room A)
11:30 Engaging Students in Class and Virtually with Interactive Lecture Demonstrations (ILDs) - David Sokoloff  
11:30
Workshop - Wouter Spaan (until 13:00) (Small Hall)
11:30 Thinking-Back-and-Forth in Practical Work - Wouter Spaan  
08:30
Keynote - Marco Giliberti (Università degli Studi di Milano) (until 08:45) (Large Lecture Hall A)
08:45
Official meeting (until 09:00) (Hall Ground Floor)
09:00
Keynote -Dr Paul Logman (Leiden University) (until 10:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
10:00 --- Coffee break ---
10:30
Official meeting - Tetyana Antimirova (Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University)) (until 11:30) (Large Lecture Hall A)
10:30
Oral presentations - Lana Ivanjek (until 11:30) (Conference Room)
10:30 A didactic pathway on the concept of energy in primary school: cognitive well-being and self-efficacy based on gender - Giusy Giarratano  
10:50 Studying the relationship between performance and confidence in physics and mathematics - Stefania Lippiello  
11:10 Does inquiry-based teaching make a difference? Results of the research project on wave optics (INVESTIGATE) - Lana Ivanjek (JKU Linz)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Shirish Pathare (Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education) (until 11:30) (Exhibition Room A)
10:30 Enhancing Student Engagement in a Measurement and Control Laboratory Course: Design Strategies and Implementation - Mirela Kaczmarek (University of Wrocław)  
10:50 Redesigning a lab for engineering students using virtual and face to face activities - Cecilia Stari  
11:10 Online Laboratory – Equipped with Procedural understanding Perspective - Shirish Pathare (Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Meagan Sundstrom (until 11:30) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
10:30 What correlates with persistence of undergraduate women? - Maxwell Franklin (Drexel University)  
10:50 Gatekeepers: The Role of Physics Teachers in Latino Women’s Physics Identity Development - Rocío Lucero (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso)  
11:10 Bias in peer recognition does not explain differences in how men and women perceive their recognition in physics courses - Meagan Sundstrom  
10:30
Oral presentations - Dimitris Stavrou (University of Crete) (until 11:30) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
10:30 Orienting the young in the complexity of climate change to foster agency and decision-making in societally relevant choices - Giulia Tasquier (University of Bologna)  
10:50 Design of a narrative approach for teaching/learning uncertainty in Climate Change Education - Emma D'Orto  
11:10 Pedagogical Model for Teacher Education on Climate Change - Olivia Levrini (University of Bologna)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Deepa Chari (until 11:30) (Small Hall)
10:30 In-field and out-of-field teachers’ integration of a Massive Open Online Course in kinematics into their instruction of physics - Shulamit Kapon (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology)  
10:50 Teachers TPACK: promoting self-monitoring in physics problem solving through digital activities - kana ofir (Weizmann Institute of Science)  
11:10 Voluntary online content discussion seminars as potential avenues of teacher communities of practice - Deepa Chari  
10:30
Oral presentations - Gesche Pospiech (until 11:30) (Large Lecture Hall B)
10:30 Classroom network analysis for pedagogical decision-making in Physics and Science Education - Javier Alejandro Pulgar Neira (Physics Department, Universidad del Bío Bío (UBB), Concepción 4051381, Chile; Grupo de Investigación en Didáctica de las Ciencias y Matemática (GIDICMA), UBB, Chile.)  
10:50 Pro-environmental Characterization attitudes of natural sciences and physics teachers in training - Diego Fernando Becerra Rodriguez (La Sabana University)  
11:10 Quantum Technology as Occupational Field: Twofold Practice in Physics Teacher Preparation - Gesche Pospiech  
10:30
Oral presentations - Wim Peeters (PONTOn vzw) (until 11:30) (Seminar Room)
10:30 SARA BARBIER AWARD "Be like Izaac Newton" - science project as a method of introducing students with special educational needs to work in a new class on the first year of secondary school during physics lessons - Joanna Biel-Kiepura (Zespół Szkół nr 6 we Wrocławiu)  
10:50 IBL on physics lessons ... in the eyes of students - MAŁGORZATA SZYMURA (Zespół Szkół w Czerwionce-Leszczynach)  
11:10 How does the use of one's own notes during tests affect students' performance in physics? - Anna Bekas (Szkoła Podstawowa Nr 62 im. kmdra por. Franciszka Dąbrowskiego w Krakowie)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Ana Susac (until 11:30) (Exhibition Room B)
10:30 Embracing Complexity – Computational Essays in Fostering Authentic Scientific Reasoning - Peitsa Veteli (Helsinki Institute of Physics (FI))  
10:50 Making Teaching Physics Cultural – a New Paradigm and its Application in a Summary Lecture - Igal Galili (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)  
11:10 How challenging is it to extract information from different representations - Ana Susac (University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing)  
11:30
Discussion workshop - Aristotelis Gkiolmas (Department of Pedagogy and Primary Education, National and Kapodistrian University of Athenc, Greece) (until 13:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
11:30 Physics and Physics' Education, as a means of conceptualizing, interpreting and opposing to warfares internationally. Physics Education and Education for Peace” - Soumitro Banerjee (Indian Institute of Science Education & Research, Kolkata, India) Luisa Lovisetti (University of Milan, Department of Physics) Aristotelis Gkiolmas (Department of Pedagogy and Primary Education, National and Kapodistrian University of Athenc, Greece)  
11:30
Poster session - Wim Peeters (PONTOn vzw) (until 13:00) (Seminar Room)
11:30 CREDO-edu programme for schools – our way to introduce kids to modern physics and engage in scientific research. - Melania Deresz (Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw)  
11:30 Diving into Quantum Physics: Challenging the Constraints of Knowledge Transfer Through Engaging School Lab Units - Manuel Schleicher  
11:30 Factors of quality of physics demonstrations - Alexandr Nikitin (Department of Physics Education, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Prague)  
11:30 Introduction of the multipurpose instrument Meter ZD1301A - Arpad Bordas  
11:30 The laws of physics taught through their application - not as difficult as they seem. - Hanna Kościelny (Aviation Education Centre Krakow Airport)  
11:40 Field game about Mad Scientist - learning physics through fun. - Karolina Guśtak (Aviation Education Centre)  
11:40 High School Teachers’ Perspectives on Teaching Quantum Physics – Questionnaire Design - Jana Legerská (Department of Physics Education, Faculty od Mathematics and Physics, Charles University)  
11:40 Surveying teachers’ readiness to incorporate digital technologies in inquiry-based laboratories: the development of a tool and initial findings - Marta Carli  
11:40 Weekend Lab Challenges bring physics learning from the laboratory into everyday life - Shinjiro OGAWA (WASEDA University High School)  
11:50 Bridging the Gaps: How physics teachers in Slovakia utilize non-formal resources for astronomy education - Tünde Kozánek Kiss  
11:50 CERN Science Gateway – New Education Labs - Julia Woithe (CERN)  
11:50 CLImate change teachers’ acaDEMY (CLIMADEMY) - Emily Michailidi (University of Crete) Chara Bitsaki  
11:50 Developing Pupil's Ideas related to the Concept of Force in the 1st Year of Gymnasium - Silvia Novotná  
11:50 Novel technologies as facilitators of learning process - inspirational examples from Aviation Education Center Krakow Airport - Daniel Dziob (Aviation Education Centre Kraków Airport)  
12:00 Construction of flying machines as introduction to basic physics for young students - Monika Trojanowska (Aviation Education Centre Kraków Airport)  
12:00 Probing students’ estimates of astronomical sizes and distances - Willem Keppens  
12:00 Teacher professional development on properties of matter in primay education - Alessandra De Angelis (PER Unit, University of Udine)  
12:00 The effect of teaching Physics using the Flipped Classroom model on students’ domains included in the Integrated Taxonomy - Gergő Sipka  
12:10 Developing new habits for Physics teachers through Creative Ateliers - Valentina Bologna  
12:10 Development of a Multiple Choice-test on Newtonian Mechanics for the lower secondary level - Kerstin Lindmaier (Johannes Kepler Universität Linz)  
12:10 Physical pendulum experiment and HTML5 simulation - Arpad Bordas  
12:10 Results of an Active methodology proposal for learning Physics: Experimental stations in the classroom for the investigative learning of Sound concepts in the 8th grade - Telma Esperança (universidade de coimbra)  
12:20 A Computational Modelling in Secondary Physics Teaching as an Example of the Implementation of the Concept of STEM Education - Oktawia Koc  
12:20 Development of a teaching concept on the subject of “sound propagation” based on a transmitter-receiver-model - Tanja Lehr  
12:20 Investigating the Nature of Science with Zeno’s paradox - Pasquale Onorato (University of Trento)  
12:20 Transformative Interactive Experience at Specola Margherita Hack for Enhanced Public Engagement in Astronomy - Marco Citossi  
12:30 A simplified approach with FFT and smartphone in high school physics - Eugenio Tufino (University of Trento, Physics department)  
12:30 Early findings on how upper-secondary students use chatbots in learning science - Marie Snětinová (Department of Physics Education, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Prague)  
12:30 Translating a Concept Inventory into English – The Case of the CCCI-442 - Claudia Haagen-Schützenhöfer  
12:30 Using Mobile Apps for Physics Teaching and Learning - Mrs Ana Mgeladze (Ilia State University)  
12:40 An Italian university network for the professional development of teachers in physics - Marisa Michelini  
12:40 COOL IT: A Digital Game on the Greenhouse Effect for Physics Education - Dr Ingrid Graz (Johannes Kepler University) Raffael Lucas Maxian  
12:40 Enhancing Secondary School Physics Teachers' Understanding of Quantum Concepts and Pedagogical Strategies Through Professional Learning Networks - Kirsten Stadermann  
12:40 Instructing high school students in a teaching-learning sequence on the physical basis of the greenhouse effect: preliminary results - Stefano Toffaletti (Physical Science Communication Laboratory, Department of Physics, University of Trento, Via Sommarive, 38050 Povo (Trento), Italy)  
12:40 Lab2Go: a project for fostering interest in laboratory in different contexts - Vera Montalbano (University of Siena)  
12:50 Active In-Service Training on Transversal Skills: Two Pilot Cases in STEM Disciplinary Teaching - Vera Montalbano (University of Siena)  
12:50 Biomechanical Analysis in Rowing: Determining Pace with Autocorrelation - Fatma CANER  
12:50 Integrating sustainability into secondary school teacher training: a multidisciplinary approach to promote active learning and behavioural engagement - Camilla Fiorello  
12:50 Qualitative analysis of high school and university textbooks on thermodynamics and statistical physics - Tomáš Blovský (Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Prague)  
12:50 Results of a Galilean Physics-of-motion Teaching Case Study - Vincenzo Cioci (Naples Section of the Italian Association for the Teaching of Physics - Liceo Scientifico "F. Sbordone" in Naples)  
12:50 Support models for simulation-based inquiry learning of the photoelectric effect - Cathy Baars  
11:30
Symposium - David Sands (until 13:00) (Large Lecture Hall B)
11:30 Energy, Energy Degradation and Entropy: Conflicting Views of These Concepts in the Teaching of Thermal Phenomena - Efrat Blau Barak (Weizmann Institute Of Science) David Sands  
11:30
Symposium - Stamatis Vokos (until 13:00) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
11:30 Equipping Teachers to Support Student Reasoning about Everyday and Complex Phenomena - Chara Bitsaki Emily Michailidi (University of Crete) Stamatis Vokos Federico Corni (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano)  
11:30
Symposium - Dimitris Stavrou (University of Crete) (until 13:00) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
11:30 Development of digital teaching scenarios on advanced STEM topics for teacher education - Dr Eilish McLoughlin Dirk Brockmann-Behnsen (Leibniz University Hannover) Athanasia Kokolaki (University of Crete) Argyris Nipyrakis (University of Crete) Dimitris Stavrou (University of Crete)  
11:30
Workshop -Dr Michael Holik (IEAP CTU in Prague, FEE UWB in Pilsen) (until 13:00) (Conference Room)
11:30 Pixel detector based particle camera as a motivation tool for practical physics education demonstrating properties of radiation and elementary particles in a comprehensible way - Vladimír Vícha (IEAP CTU in Prague; Gymnazium, Pardubice, Dasicka 1083) Dr Michael Holik (IEAP CTU in Prague, FEE UWB in Pilsen)  
11:30
Workshop - Mojca Čepič (University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Education) (until 13:00) (Exhibition Room A)
11:30 Floating and Melting of Ice in Oil - Mojca Čepič (University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Education)  
11:30
Workshop - Leoš Dvořák (until 13:00) (Exhibition Room B)
11:30 “Tuneable” levitating pencil - Leoš Dvořák  
11:30
Workshop - Sebastian Schellhammer (until 13:00) (Small Hall)
11:30 Shaping physics teacher education together: How to successfully connect didactics and scientific discipline? - Dr Sebastian Schellhammer ((1) Dresden Integrated Center for Applied Physics and Photonic Materials (IAPP) and Institute for Applied Physics, Technische Universität Dresden, 01062, Dresden, Germany)  
09:00
Keynote - David Sands (until 10:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
10:00 --- Coffee ---
10:30
Oral presentations - Jesper Bruun (University of Copenhagen, Department of Science Education) (until 11:30) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
10:30 The Influence of Using an Arduino-supported Project Book on the Development of Knowledge and Attitude towards Physics - Schnider Dorottya  
10:50 Students change in attitudes towards group work: A case study of the ISLE-based reform - Nastja Mahne  
11:10 Network analysis to discover and characterise student responses to a conceptual survey about refraction - Jesper Bruun (University of Copenhagen, Department of Science Education)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Martina Kekule (until 11:30) (Small Hall)
10:30 The first results from the TIMSS Advanced 1995 specialized physics test repeated among Czech gymnasium students in 2023 - Ms Petra Pschotnerová (Charles University)  
10:50 Assessing students' understanding of computational modelling in physics - Mr Roeland Boot (Physics teacher and PhD candidate Utrecht University)  
11:10 Analysis of students' eye movements during solving multiple-choice scientific literacy test - Martina Kekule  
10:30
Oral presentations - MARINA CARPINETI (Dipartimento di Fisica - Università degli Studi di Milano) (until 11:30) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
10:30 Air-source heat pumps in the secondary physics laboratory - Daniel Cottle (University of Birmingham)  
10:50 Absolute zero: An upper-secondary acoustic levitation lab - Andreas Johansson (Department of Physics, University of Gothenburg)  
11:10 An oscillating Cartesian diver to study pressure in fluids - Marina Carpineti (Dipartimento di Fisica "Aldo Pontremoli" - Università degli Studi di Milano)  
10:30
Oral presentations -Dr Marta Carli (until 11:30) (Exhibition Room A)
10:30 Exploring the non-linear viscoelastic properties of a mass-rubber band oscillator - Onofrio Rosario Battaglia  
10:50 Latvian students' perceptions of experimental physics: insights from E-CLASS survey - Ilva Cinīte (University of Latvia)  
11:10 A department-wide study on the development of students’ attitudes toward experimental physics: setting the groundwork for innovation - Dr Marta Carli (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Padua)  
10:30
Oral presentations (until 11:30) (Large Lecture Hall A)
10:30 Conceptualisation and quantitative study of aesthetic and affective Perception of Pictures in Physics Education - Tatjana Zähringer  
10:50 Study on the difficulties in learning fundamental concepts of thermodynamics in the initial training of physics teachers: the case of analogical scientific reasoning - TARCILO TORRES VALOIS  
11:10 DPFS: Italian national survey on the perception of scientific practice among primary school children - Giacomo Bozzo (University of Calabria – Department of Mathematics and Computer Science - AgoràLAB: Laboratory for Science Communication)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Italo Testa (University Federico II Naples) (until 11:30) (Large Lecture Hall B)
10:30 Validation of a Science Adapted Identity Model - Lisa-Marie Christ  
10:50 Praxis of designing an inclusive science curriculum: acoustics within teacher education for and with Peasants and Deaf persons - Danila Ribeiro Gomes (Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Programa de Pós-graduação Interunidades em Ensino de Ciências da Universidade de São Paulo)  
11:10 Exploring the Relationships between Physics Identity and Endorsement of Stereotyped views of Physics of STEM Undergraduate Students - Italo Testa (University Federico II Naples)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Karen Matsler (UT Arlington) (until 11:30) (Exhibition Room B)
10:30 The Quantum for All Project: Professional Development Model and Teacher Outcomes - Ramon Lopez (UT Arlington)  
10:50 How to evaluate students' answers and build on them? – the workshop for physics teachers - Danijela Dodlek (Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek, Department of Physics)  
11:10 The Quantum for All Project: Student Outcomes and Connections to Teacher Professional Development - Karen Matsler (UT Arlington)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Wim Peeters (PONTOn vzw) (until 11:30) (Seminar Room)
10:30 Watts up?: In which creative ways can you collect assessment points? - Katleen Maris  
10:50 How the implementation of the IBL method in the second grade of high school can help my students to overcame the fear of experimenting on physics lessons - Joanna Biel-Kiepura (Zespół Szkół nr 6 we Wrocławiu)  
11:10 Quantum Light Dimmer - Dobromiła Szczepaniak (Akademickie Liceum Ogólnokształcące Politechniki Wrocławskiej)  
10:30
Oral presentations - Giulia Termini (until 11:30) (Conference Room)
10:30 Introduction of an IBT approach for nuclear physics education in high schools: a case study - Mr Paolo Teruzzi (Università degli Studi di Milano)  
10:50 The right way to introduce complex numbers in damped harmonic oscillators - James Freericks  
11:10 Qualitative analysis of students’ learning processes emerging from the trialling of a physics teaching/learning sequence - Giulia Termini  
11:30
Discussion workshop - Gesche Pospiech Marisa Michelini Sergej Faletic (until 13:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
11:30 Teaching and learning quantum entanglement - Gesche Pospiech Marisa Michelini Sergej Faletic  
11:30
Poster session - Wim Peeters (PONTOn vzw) (until 13:00) (Seminar Room)
11:30 Comparing Alternative and Traditional Certification Pathways for Physics Teachers: What Sets Them Apart? - Mr Armin Lässer (University of Innsbruck)  
11:30 Connecting with quantum: Examining the educational value of the Bohr atomic model using embodied cognition and variation theory - Sebastian Kilde Löfgren (Department of Physics, University of Gothenburg)  
11:30 DIY Wind tunnel. From Simple Tools to Inspirative Physics Education. - Szymon Matlingiewicz (Aviation Education Centre Krakow Airport)  
11:40 Development of an Integrated STEM Teacher Identity for Climate Education: The STEM-id project - Emily Michailidi (University of Crete)  
11:40 Development of critical thinking in physics education - Tereza Hrouzková  
11:40 “Shining lighthouse in the sea of calculus, geometry, and theoretical mechanics”: The seminar introducing pre-service teachers to their future profession - Irena Dvořáková (Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Prague)  
11:50 Level of scientific reasoning of university students and grammar school pupils - David Smrcka  
11:50 Light intensity does not always decay with the inverse of the square of the distance: an open-inquiry laboratory - Arturo Marti (UdelaR) Cecilia Stari (UdelaR)  
11:50 Survey on physics knowledge to evaluate the effects of gender gap on orientation towards STEM courses - Paolo Teruzzi  
12:00 Categorisation of interdisciplinary problems in Physics and Science - Rosaria Lena  
12:00 Identifying Precursors of University Drop-Out in Physics and STEM Undergraduate Courses - Prof. Italo Testa (University Federico II Naples)  
12:00 The challenges of teaching medical radiation technology without a high school physics background in Australian universities - Pradip Deb (RMIT University Australia)  
12:10 Basic Physics Laboratory - a space where undergraduate students develop hard and soft skills crucial not only for scientific career - Malgorzata Wawrzyniak-Adamczewska (Faculty of Physics, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland)  
12:10 Continuous transition from Fraunhofer and Fresnel diffraction regimes with a triangular slit - Alessandro Salmoiraghi (University of Trento)  
12:10 Critical thinking in quantum physics learning: Development of a domain specific model - Dr Farahnaz Sadidi  
12:20 Examining naïve conceptions regarding the enlightenment of a light bulb filament - Dr Markus Sebastian Feser (IPN – Leibniz Institute for Science and Mathematics Education)  
12:20 Research in Physics Teaching in the Inter-American region from the IACPE - Eduardo Montero (Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral (ESPOL))  
12:20 The MaSCot project: Materials science communication in informal learning environments - ELENI BOTZAKI (University of Crete)  
12:20 Trial of a New University Curriculum for Mathematics, Data Science, and AI Education - Mr Shuhei FUJISAWA  
12:30 Advanced Modeling, Scientific Computing & Data Analysis with Open SageMath - Dominik Borovský (Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice)  
12:30 Development of Design Principles on the Planning of Didactic Sequences that use Science Fiction and Superhero Films and Series in the Teaching of Modern Physics - Miguel Peclat Teixeira  
12:30 The flat earth model – mapping misconceptions and failures - Efraim Yehuda Weissman (Jerusalem College of Technology)  
12:30 Understanding reversible and irreversible processes through activities - Ms Saurabhee Huli (Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education, TIFR, India)  
12:40 A relationship between collisions and the Betz limit - Joao Pereira (UNIRIO)  
12:40 Assessing the Impact of Ungrading in a First-Year Mechanics Course at a Japanese Engineering College - Dr Shuji MUNEJIRI (Hiroshima university, Japan)  
12:40 Between teaching and learning: pre-service physics teachers' teaching experience - Lydia Ceháková (Charles University)  
12:40 Social Learning in Action: Asynchronous Perusall Colloquiums in Pre-Service STEM Teacher Training - Prof. Jozef Hanč (P. J. Safarik University)  
12:50 Amusement parks, playgrounds and the equivalence principle – Physics for the whole body and a smartphone or small toys - Ann-Marie Pendrill (Lund university)  
12:50 Learning objects as teaching resources for teaching Physics  
12:50 Long-lasting opinions on physics and physics education in the Czech Republic - Mr Tomáš Kopřiva (Charles University)  
12:50 Measurement of the gravitational acceleration by secondary school and university students with the use of remote laboratories - Pavel Brom (Škoda Auto University)  
12:50 Α Survey with Primary School students on the use of an Arduino-Uno based pyranometer and the temperature gauge - Zografia Papanagiotou (Student at the National Kapodistrian University of Greece)  
11:30
Workshop - Věra Koudelková (until 13:00) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
11:30 Formative approach in physics education - Věra Koudelková  
11:30
Workshop - Marian Kires (Institute of Physics Faculty of Science UPJS in Košice, Slovakia) (until 13:00) (Exhibition Room B)
11:30 Exploring Thermoelectric Phenomena by the method of Blended Learning - Antonia Juhasova (Faculty of Science, Pavol Jozef Safarik University in Kosice) Marian Kires (Institute of Physics Faculty of Science UPJS in Košice, Slovakia)  
11:30
Workshop - Shachar Boublil (University of Western of Australia) (until 13:00) (Large Lecture Hall B)
11:30 Methods for addressing strengths and weaknesses of the rubber sheet analogy - Shachar Boublil (University of Western of Australia)  
11:30
Workshop - Malgorzata Szymura (Zespół Szkół w Czerwionce-Leszczynach) (until 13:00) (Conference Room)
11:30 Outer space in the classroom… – how to introduce astronomical phenomena in physics lessons?  
11:30
Workshop - Thomas Schubatzky Sarah Wildbichler (until 13:00) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
11:30 “Tutorials in Climate Change”: Teaching scientific concepts underlying climate change - Thomas Schubatzky Sarah Wildbichler  
11:30
Workshop - Smadar Levy (until 13:00) (Exhibition Room A)
11:30 Physics Cards Games - What’s New? From “Newton's Laws” to the challenges identified in a large-scale implementation - Smadar Levy  
09:30
Discussion workshop -Prof. Ian Gardner Bearden (University of Copenhagen (DK)) Dr Paul Logman (Leiden University) (until 11:00) (Large Lecture Hall B)
09:30 Panel discussion on learning goals and their assessment in physics labs - Sergej Faletic Dr Paul Logman (Leiden University) Micol Alemani Prof. Ian Gardner Bearden (University of Copenhagen (DK))  
09:30
Symposium - Thomas Schubatzky (until 11:00) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
09:30 Climate Change Education in Physics Teaching - Ms Sarah Wildbichler (University of Innsbruck) Prof. Thomas Schubatzky (University of Innsbruck) Mr Matthias Fasching (University of Vienna) Ms Magdalena Micoloi (TU Dresden)  
09:30
Symposium - Genaro Zavala (Tecnologico de Monterrey) (until 11:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
09:30 Innovative Approaches in Physics Education: Addressing Challenges in Latin America - Dr Ignacio Julio Idoyaga (Universidad de Buenos Aires)  
09:30
Symposium - Magdalena Kersting (until 11:00) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
09:30 IMPRESSions of the Invisible: New Approaches in Modern Physics Education - Magdalena Kersting  
09:30
Workshop - Gerald Feldman Guillaume Schiltz (until 11:00) (Conference Room)
09:30 Creating a Student-Centered Collaborative Learning Environment in a University Physics Classroom - Gerald Feldman Guillaume Schiltz  
09:30
Workshop - Dagmara Sokołowska (until 11:00) (Seminar Room)
09:30 Indians, bells and whistling bottles - an inquiry-based learning unit for enhancing students' motivation, creativity and empirical skills - Dagmara Sokołowska  
09:30
Workshop - Joan BORG MARKS (University of Malta) (until 11:00) (Small Hall)
09:30 An overview of the outcomes of the GIREP Malta Webinars 2020 and 2021 - Joan BORG MARKS (University of Malta)  
11:00 --- Coffee ---
11:30
Discussion workshop - Claudio Fazio (Università degli Studi di Palermo) Dr Eilish McLoughlin (until 13:00) (Large Lecture Hall B)
11:30 Embracing changes together to improve physics learning - Prof. Eilish McLoughlin (Centre for the Advancement of STEM Teaching and Learning and School of Physical Sciences, Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland) Claudio Fazio (Università degli Studi di Palermo)  
11:30
Oral presentations - Elizabeth Angstmann (until 13:00) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
11:30 Teaching a Quantum Physics Class Using a Student-Centered Collaborative Learning Approach at the University Level - Gerald Feldman  
11:50 Development and transferability of scientific abilities in an ISLE-based lab course - Sergej Faletic  
12:10 Understanding how students recognize and connect mathematics ideas in physics contexts: A pilot study - Drew Rosen (University of Edinburgh)  
12:30 Moving forward with assessment: Are marks necessary? Is there an authentic alternative for introductory courses? - Elizabeth Angstmann  
11:30
Oral presentations (until 13:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
11:30 Sophisticated scientific reasoning process in five-year-old children using ISLE-based activities - Simon Peter Leban  
11:50 Research on conceptual understanding of thermodynamic and transport phenomena of solids - microscopic models of electrical and thermal conductivity - Mrs Lejla Jelovica (Faculty of Science, University of Split and Faculty of Health Studies, University of Rijeka, Croatia)  
12:10 Self-Guided Learning in Quantum Technologies: Unveiling the Role of Grassroots Organizations in Education and Outreach - Adrian Schmidt (KIT ITAS)  
12:30 A measure of motivation in an online astronomy course - Kate Jackson  
11:30
Oral presentations - Marco Giliberti (Università degli Studi di Milano) (until 13:00) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
11:30 Comparing the two quantum revolutions: development of a teaching module to value their cultural and conceptual scope - Sara Satanassi  
11:50 The effect on the perception of quantum science and technology with secondary school students through a university-based quantum lab and game experience - Brenda Rovers Mr Michiel Thijssen (Leiden Institute of Physics)  
12:10 New horizons: A quantum physics concept for grade 9 students - Carsten Albert (TU Dresden / IFW Dresden)  
12:30 Multiple representations for Quantum Mechanics - Marco Giliberti (Università degli Studi di Milano)  
11:30
Oral presentations - Will Yeadon (Durham University) (until 13:00) (Small Hall)
11:30 Practical evaluation of the possibilities of integrating Large Language Models in physics laboratory instruction - Marina Babayeva (Charles University)  
11:50 Prompt engineering techniques to enhance Large Language Models' performance in introductory physics - Ms Giulia Polverini (Uppsala University)  
12:10 Prospective physics teachers’ perceptions and evaluations of ChatGPT in didactical tasks - Thomas Prestel (Germany) Dr Farahnaz Sadidi  
12:30 Physics Assessment in the age of AI - Will Yeadon (Durham University)  
11:30
Oral presentations - Maurizio Dabbicco (until 12:30) (Conference Room)
11:30 From school to research: a problem-solving activity to engage high school students in STEM - Arianna Steri (INFN Cagliari)  
11:50 Expanding physics education understanding through large-scale literature review using unsupervised natural language processing - Dr Martina Caramaschi (Department of Physics and Astronomy “A. Righi”, University of Bologna)  
12:10 Short-course on Communicating Science: Outcome of a Five-years Experience - Maurizio Dabbicco  
11:30
Oral presentations - Francesca Monti (until 12:30) (Seminar Room)
11:30 A hands-on STEM project on the drought in Spain: The impact on scientific and green skills of Dutch high school students - Cathy Baars  
11:50 Augmented Reality in Electromagnetism: Which representations best support students’ understanding? - Bermann Steinmacher  
12:10 Motivational and didactic efficacy of an interdisciplinary learning path on IR Reflectography and False Colour imaging of artworks - Francesca Monti  
PM
12:00
Keynote - Edit Yerushalmi (Weizmann institute) (until 13:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
13:00
Oral presentations - Aleš Mohorič (until 14:00) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
13:00 Identifying student interpretations of quantum mechanics in upper tertiary education - Rutger Ockhorst  
13:20 Boosting Problem-Solving Skills in Physics Classes: Conceptual Understanding Through Context-Rich Problems - diana domenichini (University of Pisa)  
13:40 Student-centred reform of an Applied physics program - Prof. Aleš Mohorič (University of Ljubljana)  
13:00
Oral presentations - Giovanni Organtini (Sapienza Universita e INFN, Roma I (IT)) (until 14:00) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
13:00 Story Games as a Stimulus for Experimental Activity - Tatiana Sukeľová  
13:20 Teaching Thinking-Back-and-Forth in Practical Work: an Educational Design Study in Secondary Education - Wouter Spaan  
13:40 Design for Physics - Giovanni Organtini (Sapienza Universita e INFN, Roma I (IT))  
13:00
Oral presentations (until 14:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
13:00 A quantum mechanics educational proposal implemented in the INSPYRE School - Adriana Postiglione  
13:20 Cultural understanding of quantum physics through a historical and pedagogical reconstruction of Old Quantum Theory and early Quantum Mechanics - Luisa Lovisetti (University of Milan, Department of Physics)  
13:00
Oral presentations - Efraim Yehuda Weissman (Jerusalem College of Technology) (until 14:00) (Exhibition Room A)
13:00 From probabilities to Bell’s inequalities: a pathway for secondary school quantum literacy - Valentina DE RENZI  
13:20 A new teaching-learning sequence of quantum physics via Michelson interferometer using the Dirac notation - Kristóf Tóth  
13:40 Keep it secret, keep it safe: Teaching quantum cryptography in high-school - Efraim Yehuda Weissman (Jerusalem College of Technology)  
13:00
Oral presentations - Stefano Rini (University of Bologna) (until 14:00) (Conference Room)
13:00 Provincial physics competition as a tool for reflection on physics competences in Polish primary schools – case study - Marta Mlynczyk (Nauczyciel fizyki w Liceum Ogólnokształcącym Nr XII im. Boleslawa Chrobrego we Wroclawiu)  
13:20 Designing a Tinkering Workshop: Empowering Teachers Demystifying the Design Process - Sara Ricciardi (INAF OAS)  
13:40 Tinkering in the primary school: from episode to science practice - Stefano Rini (University of Bologna)  
13:00
Oral presentations - Olga Gkioka (boğaziçi) (until 14:00) (Exhibition Room B)
13:00 Professional Development Programs in Physics in Tuscany - EMILIO MARIOTTI (Università di Siena)  
13:20 Evaluating in-service teachers pedagogical content knowledge for teaching physics - Stephen Gammell (Dublin City University)  
13:40 Pre-service physics teachers’ understanding of rates of change in the context of the undergraduate laboratory work - Olga Gkioka (boğaziçi)  
13:00
Oral presentations - Florian Budimaier (University of Vienna) (until 14:00) (Small Hall)
13:00 Perceptions of high school leaners’ difficulty with kinematics graphs - Mr Itumeleng Phage (Central University of Technology, Free State)  
13:20 IPER 2022 – A study conference on Physics Education Research in Italy - Marco Giliberti (Università degli Studi di Milano)  
13:40 Evaluation of a teaching-learning sequence on the particulate nature of matter using crystal structures - Florian Budimaier (University of Vienna)  
13:00
Oral presentations - Tetyana Antimirova (Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University)) (until 14:00) (Large Lecture Hall B)
13:00 Preservice Physics Teachers’ Challenges in Laboratory Practice - Ms İrem Gezer (Middle East Technical University)  
13:20 Innovative teaching methods used by the employees of the University of Wrocław – case study from the perspective of Faculty of Physics and Astronomy - Tomasz Greczyło  
13:40 Case Studies in Introductory Physics Course for Science Programs: Example of Intervention - Tetyana Antimirova (Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University))  
14:00 --- Lunch ---
15:00
Keynote -Prof. Tomasz Greczyło (Institute of Experimental Physics, University of Wrocław) (until 16:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
16:00 --- Coffee break ---
16:30
Oral presentations - Vojtěch Žák (until 17:30) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
16:30 Walk of the Planets - Students Concepts of the Solar System - Maximilian Alexander Loch (Laboratoire de Didactique André Revuz CY Cergy Paris Université, France)  
16:50 What criteria should science textbooks meet? - Tereza Fürstová (Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics)  
17:10 A case of four groups of stakeholders: Do we want the same physics curriculum? - Vojtěch Žák  
16:30
Oral presentations - Mirosława Sajka (University of the National Education Commission in Krakow) (until 17:30) (Conference Room)
16:30 Exam in primary school in form of practical open tasks - Mikołaj Kałdan (Jagiellonian University of Cracow)  
16:50 Affordances of learning engagement using ‘MUCBCS’ strategy - Dr GRACE DJAN (GIREP, North West University)  
17:10 Towards overcoming students' difficulties in understanding graphs - Mirosława Sajka (University of the National Education Commission in Krakow)  
16:30
Oral presentations (until 17:50) (Large Lecture Hall A)
16:30 Art analysis, the Photoelectric Effect and the Electromagnetic spectrum in a Physics class - Ms Brenda Ixcuiname Saavedra (GIREP 2023)  
16:50 When Physics Hurts: how to make learning more memorable - Caleb Clinkingbeard  
17:10 Promoting critical, creative, and caring thinking skills within the context of environmental issues - Celina Meißner (TU Dresden) Marie Zweifel  
17:30 A scheduled teaching intervention for Newton's Disc, programmable with Scratch, for teaching and learning Optics - Aristotelis Gkiolmas (Department of Pedagogy and Primary Education, National and Kapodistrian University of Athenc, Greece)  
16:30
Oral presentations -Prof. Andreas Redfors (until 17:30) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
16:30 Augmented Reality used in physics experiments – Increase pupils interest and reduce the cognitive load? - Hagen Schwanke  
16:50 Finding connections between physical concepts by playing the game Physics Codenames - Ladislav Janiga  
17:10 Early Years Physics and Children’s Production of Tablet Videos in Preschool - Prof. Andreas Redfors (Kristianstad University)  
16:30
Oral presentations -Dr Eilish McLoughlin (until 17:30) (Large Lecture Hall B)
16:30 Fighting climate change by doing a practitioner inquiry - Wim Peeters (PONTOn vzw)  
16:50 The Mentor Learns the Most: The Effects of Curiosity-Driven Discourse on Physics Mentors - Roni Jutkowitz  
17:10 Embracing an inquiry stance in physics teacher professional learning - Dr Eilish McLoughlin  
16:30
Oral presentations - Andreja Šarlah (until 17:30) (Exhibition Room A)
16:30 Issues in international physics education – 1980s - Dean Zollman  
16:50 Methodological skills of in-service physics teachers after a research-based learning course - Esmeralda Campos (University of Vienna)  
17:10 How experienced faculty change their teaching practices to fit into reformed courses - Andreja Šarlah  
16:30
Oral presentations - Kübra Özmen (until 17:30) (Exhibition Room B)
16:30 Approaching astronomy at nursery school: a reflection on teaching practices and student learning - Soria HAMDANI - BENNOUR  
16:50 An advanced form of NetLogo’s Forest Fire model: A teaching approach for Primary School students, regarding Complex Systems - Aikaterini Benisi  
17:10 The Use of Visual Representations for Light and Sound Topics in Science Textbooks: A Cross-Cultural Study - Kübra Özmen  
16:30
Oral presentations - Marianne Korner (until 17:30) (Small Hall)
16:30 Student Understanding of Divergence and Curl - Zeynep Topdemir  
16:50 How do undergraduate students understand the displacement current and apply Ampère-Maxwell’s law? - Arturo Marti  
17:10 Teaching Electromagnetic Radiation with Cross-Age Peer Tutoring - Marianne Korner  
18:15 --- Cocktail ---
13:00 --- Lunch ---
14:00
Keynote - Tetyana Antimirova (Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University)) (until 15:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
15:00 --- Coffee ---
15:30
Oral presentations - Jun-ichiro Yasuda (Yamagata university) (until 16:50) (Large Lecture Hall B)
15:30 The Rasch model in the role of assessing the characteristics of the group of students on the physics knowledge test - Ivana Štibi  
15:50 Preliminary Investigation of Validating Chain Computer Adaptive Testing Based on the Force Concept Inventory - Haruko Uematsu  
16:10 Comparing prior knowledge of first-semester physics students between the cohorts of 2013 and 2023 - Dennys Gahrmann (Physics Education, Institute of Physics and Astronomy, University of Potsdam, Potsdam, Germany)  
16:30 A feasibility study to develop chain computerized adaptive testing for the Force Concept Inventory - Dr Jun-ichiro Yasuda (Nagoya University)  
15:30
Oral presentations (until 16:50) (Large Lecture Hall A)
15:30 Design and trialling of an educational sequence on surface phenomena for university students - Dr Ilaria Grazia  
15:50 Interplay between identity and agency in the context of physics education in Turkey: Case study. - Özden Şengül (Boğaziçi University)  
16:10 Strengthening of scientific skills from the STEM approach in fifth grade - Kilian Ferney Virguez Lamprea (Universidad de La Sabana)  
16:30 Effect of the group size on student learning using an active learning methodology in a science class - Arturo Pazmino  
15:30
Oral presentations - Marco Di Mauro (University of Trento) (until 16:50) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
15:30 What is so difficult in quantum physics? Diagnosing high school students’ difficulties in quantum physics - Alexandra Goltzman (The Seymour Fox School of Education The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 9190501, Jerusalem, Israel)  
15:50 Visualising the Invisible: Reviewing the Literature on Demonstration Material for Quantum Entanglement - Bart Folkers (University of Twente)  
16:10 Investigating the Beliefs of Experts and of Teachers on Teaching Quantum Physics at Secondary Schools - Marco Di Mauro (University of Trento)  
16:30 Elementary particles in an introductory course on quantum mechanics - Dr Ivan Melo (University of Žilina)  
15:30
Oral presentations - Fabian Hennig (until 16:50) (Small Hall)
15:30 The addition of an interdisciplinary approach for holistic learning - Lucija Mihelak (Gimnazija, Solski center Velenje, Slovenia)  
15:50 Different spins on the two-state paramagnet: Pedagogical advantages and considerations - Ebba Koerfer  
16:10 'Seeing quantum' in a water droplet: On the theoretical development of an experimentally-backed educational analogy - Sebastian Kilde Löfgren (Department of Physics, University of Gothenburg)  
16:30 From Quantum Optical Experiment to Description Using Dirac Notation in Physics Classrooms - Results of an Acceptance Survey - Fabian Hennig  
15:30
Oral presentations - Ivana Poljančić Beljan (University of Rijeka, Faculty of Physics) (until 16:50) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
15:30 The influence of using TikTok as a learning tool on grade 8 learners’ understanding of static electricity - Mari-Louise Van der Merwe (Conference attendee)  
15:50 STEM Education: A Remote Laboratory Implementation in Physics Courses - Lena Claesson (Katedralskolan, Lund, Sweden)  
16:10 Supporting Conceptual Understanding of the Electric Potential and the Electric Field using Virtual Reality - Roman Schmid  
16:30 The digital repository for physics and science teaching - Ivana Poljančić Beljan (University of Rijeka, Faculty of Physics)  
15:30
Oral presentations - Zdeňka Koupilová (until 16:50) (Exhibition Room A)
15:30 Teaching vignettes for working with Arduino in science teacher education - Angelika Bernsteiner (University of Graz)  
15:50 Differential Impact of Science Instruction on Paranormal Beliefs Among College Students: A Three-Semester Investigation - Mo Basir  
16:10 Virtual reality in astronomy education: reflecting on design principles through a dialogue between researchers and practitioners - Jackie Bondell (Swinburne University of Technology)  
16:30 Approaching Quantum Technologies for Secondary School Students and Their Teachers - Zdeňka Koupilová  
15:30
Oral presentations - Jan Sermeus (until 16:30) (Conference Room)
15:30 STEM researchers’ practices for public trust enhancement - Athanasia Kokolaki (University of Crete)  
15:50 Nuclear astrophysics masterclasses as an interest-promoting learning environment - Hannes Nitsche (Technische Universität Dresden)  
16:10 Communicating Uncertainty in a Planetarium - Jan Sermeus  
15:30
Oral presentations -Dr Matteo Tuveri (until 16:50) (Exhibition Room B)
15:30 Physics of the Earth in introductory geosciences: an exploration of interdisciplinarity - Kirsty Dunnett  
15:50 A New Sequence Model of Interdisciplinary STEM Learning: From Theory to Practice - Dr MARINA CONNELL (Former University Professor & Teacher, EdTech STEM Strategist in Asian Development Bank funded project, Managing Director at Marina and John Connell Education Ltd., Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)  
16:10 Inverse Problems and Nonlinear Optimization for Inquiry-based STEM Education Using Open Data Science Tools - Dominik Borovský (Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice)  
16:30 Interdisciplinary approaches to foster the learning of contemporary physics topics at high school - Dr Matteo Tuveri  
17:00
Official meeting -Dr Eilish McLoughlin (until 18:30) (Exhibition Room A)
17:00
Official meeting - Wim Peeters (PONTOn vzw) Dagmara Sokołowska (until 17:45) (Exhibition Room B)
17:00
Official meeting - Stamatis Vokos Edit Yerushalmi (Weizmann institute) (until 17:40) (Large Lecture Hall A)
17:00
Official meeting - Dagmara Sokołowska Wim Peeters (PONTOn vzw) (until 17:45) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
13:00 --- Lunch ---
14:00 --- Excursions ---
13:00 --- Lunch ---
14:00
Keynote - Stamatis Vokos (until 15:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
15:00 --- Coffee ---
15:30
Discussion workshop -Dr Eilish McLoughlin Claudio Fazio (Università degli Studi di Palermo) (until 17:00) (Medium Lecture Hall B)
15:30 Embracing changes together to improve physics teaching - Claudio Fazio (Università degli Studi di Palermo) Dr Eilish McLoughlin  
15:30
Workshop - Irena Dvořáková (Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Prague) (until 17:00) (Exhibition Room A)
15:30 Measuring time - from sundials to exploring the pendulum - Irena Dvořáková (Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Prague)  
15:30
Workshop - Dobromiła Szczepaniak (Akademickie Liceum Ogólnokształcące Politechniki Wrocławskiej) (until 17:00) (Conference Room)
15:30 The IYPT Ideas in Daily Teaching and Learning - Dobromiła Szczepaniak (Akademickie Liceum Ogólnokształcące Politechniki Wrocławskiej)  
15:30
Workshop - Michael Wittmann (American Physical Society) (until 17:00) (Medium Lecture Hall A)
15:30 Using the EP3 Guide to Address Concerns with Low Enrolments in Physics Departments - Michael Wittmann (American Physical Society)  
15:30
Workshop - Maria Bondani (CNR - Institute for Photonics and Nanotechnologies) (until 17:00) (Large Lecture Hall B)
15:30 QTris: a new game for teaching quantum physics - Maria Bondani (Istituto di Fotonica e Nanotecnologie-CNR-IFN, Como, Italy)  
15:30
Workshop - Paul Alstein (Utrecht University) (until 17:00) (Exhibition Room B)
15:30 Hands-on with Relativity Lab: a simulation environment for special relativity in secondary education - Paul Alstein (Utrecht University)  
15:30
Workshop - Lorenzo Santi (until 17:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)
15:30 Innovation in Teaching/learning physics in Master IDIFO - Lorenzo Santi  
15:30
Workshop - Katarína Kozelková Zuzana Jeskova (until 17:00) (Seminar Room)
15:30 Empowering learning through dynamic modelling activities to enhance physics education - Katarína Kozelková Zuzana Jeskova  
19:00 --- Conference Dinner ---
13:00 --- Lunch ---
14:00
Closing (until 15:00) (Large Lecture Hall A)