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How can embodied learning in the physics classroom energize teachers to promote inclusive practices in secondary education?

30 Jun 2025, 16:30
2h
groundfloor (Huygens laboratory)

groundfloor

Huygens laboratory

Niels Bohrweg 2 2333 CA Leiden
Poster Physics teacher education & Professional learning (TEACH) Poster session

Speaker

Kars Verbeek

Description

Embodied learning encourages physics teachers to take into account diverse learning needs, social differences and cultural backgrounds of students in order to successfully implement these activities in the classroom. Embodied leaning emphasizes the importance of physical experiences in the learning process, where the body and the learning environment are essential components of the learning process. Embodied learning has added value and promotes students' creativity and motivation. This research focusses on the interactions between teacher and students during an embodied learning activity, where students represent a model of charged particles in electric and magnetic fields in a role play.

Education level Age 15-18 (Secondary education)
Physics topic Other
Research focus Active learning
Research method Educational design research (Qualitative research)
Organizing preference criteria Track

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