Conveners
Parallel oral presentations CLIM: Parallel oral presentations 424 CLIM
- Thomas Schubatzky (University of Innsbruck)
- Thomas Schubatzky
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Emily Michailidi (University of Crete)03/07/2025, 15:30Climate physics (CLIM)Oral presentation
This study explores the adaptation and implementation of STEM teaching modules on climate change by 27 in-service science teachers. Supported by experienced mentors in learning communities, participants engaged in designing and implementing tailored STEM teaching modules to foster climate change education. Teachers adapted pre-existing materials by redesigning activities to align with their...
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Marco Ghilardi, Marco Ghilardi (Dipartimento di Fisica, Università di Pavia), Marco Ghilardi (Dipartimento di Fisica, Università di Pavia)03/07/2025, 15:50Climate physics (CLIM)Oral presentation
The "Physics Debate: Energy and Climate" project is an innovative educational path, focused on climate change and energy issues, which exploits the debate technique (following the World School Style debating model). This activity was proposed, and still is, to many high-school students, with the aim of raising awareness on energy-environmental issues and their social implications, while...
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Luca Zatti03/07/2025, 16:10Climate physics (CLIM)Oral presentation
We present an innovative board game for educational purposes in which participants, divided into teams, are called upon to make strategic decisions in the energy sector to improve the economic-social condition of their country. The core message is to show the advantages and disadvantages of the different energy sources, raising participants' awareness of the complexity of the global energy...
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Prof. Thomas Schubatzky (University of Innsbruck)03/07/2025, 16:30Climate physics (CLIM)Oral presentation
The transition to a sustainable energy system requires both systemic change and individual behavioral adaptations. While households account for over a quarter of Europe’s energy consumption, promoting energy-saving behaviors is challenging due to possibly limited public knowledge of everyday energy quantities. This study introduces a validated test instrument assessing individuals’ ability to...
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