Project-based and other activating strategies and issues of science education - PBE 2021

Aktivität: Wissenschaftliche und künstlerische VeranstaltungenKonferenzenForschung

Elisabeth Hofer - Teilnehmer*in

The conference about project-based education and other activating strategies is organised at the Department of Chemistry and Chemistry Education, Faculty of Education, Charles University with support of other departments focused on teacher training. Pre-service training is crucial to promote these methods oriented on students’ activity effectively. Based on empirical data, it is obvious that activating strategies need to be trained in pre-service teacher training as teachers who have not tried these activities themselves are unlikely to apply them in their future practice. At the same time, it seems that applying these strategies (namely project-based and inquiry-based education) requires gradual steps. Students need to get used to growing autonomy of their own learning step by step. From the teachers’ competences point of view it is important to choose appropriate amount of scaffolding and its successive decreasing.

Contributions of practical and theoretical nature in this respect offer still broader information platform. Outcomes of the conference aim at practice as well as science, so not only examples of good practice, but also proofs of effectiveness of concrete activities would enable spread of number of teachers and researchers who focus on this area.
04.11.202105.11.2021
Project-based and other activating strategies and issues of science education - PBE 2021

Veranstaltung

Project-based and other activating strategies and issues of science education - PBE 2021

04.11.2105.11.21

Veranstaltung: Konferenz

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Forschende

  1. Isabel Wullschleger

Publikationen

  1. Performance pay sensitivity: Do top management incentives align with shareholder value creation?
  2. Solution for spillway chute aeration through bottom aerators
  3. Vertical gradient in soil temperature stimulates development and increases biomass accumulation in barley
  4. Context, contexts and appropriateness
  5. Investigation of the sulfur speciation in petroleum products by capillary gas chromatography with ICP-collision cell-MS detection
  6. Exploring Management Control Systems for Biodiversity
  7. Combination matters
  8. Several genes in Chlorella virus strain CVG-1 encode putative virion components
  9. On the logic of drawing history from symbols, especially from images
  10. The Emerging Research Field of Experimentation for Circular Business Model Innovation
  11. Virtual Voting in RFMOs
  12. Programme des Lebens und Überlebens
  13. Measurement approaches for inigrated reporting adoption and quality
  14. Wasted compliance strategies? The policy-making styles of Hungary and Poland in the implementation of European environmental directives
  15. The end of welfare as we know it?
  16. Article 69 CISG
  17. The Bigger Picture of Corruption
  18. Flavonoids as biopesticides – Systematic assessment of sources, structures, activities and environmental fate
  19. Expertise for the public:
  20. Identifying user assistance systems for radiotherapy to increase efficiency and help saving lives
  21. Water-related problématiques
  22. GOMBRICH,ERNST,HANS, BETWEEN PATHOS AND ORNAMENT
  23. Public Value
  24. Preliminary data on help‐seeking intentions and behaviors of individuals completing a widely available online screen for eating disorders in the United States
  25. Intra-industry adjustment to import competition
  26. Atmospheric mercury over sea ice during the OASIS-2009 campaign
  27. The balanced scorecard’s missing link to compensation
  28. The effects of managerial preferences on the financial behaviour of small firms
  29. European External Action Service
  30. Coplanar micro-strips/electrospun sensor system to measure the electronics properties of the polyethylene oxide (PEO) electrospun
  31. Programm FAKE
  32. Fast Catch Bumerang
  33. Investigation on Flexible Coils Geometries for Inductive Power Transmission Systems