International Miniworkshop on Modern Physics Education

October 11 (Fri.) - 12 (Sat), 2019
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    Venue
    ECC B147(Fri.), B146(Sat.), Ewha Womans University
    Period
    October 11(Fri.) - 12 (Sat), 2019
    Overview
    There is a rapid development and change in physics in modern society. For example, it is difficult to predict which direction the development of state-of the-art such as nano-physics, graphene, gravity wave, and string theory will progress. It is also true that there is a lack of communication between physicists and public compare to such changes. Therefore, physicists and educators need different roles to narrow the gap. One of them, we should find the answer to the questions such as what is the modern physics literacy in the 21st century and how to construct the national curriculum of the physics to improve it. In this program, we will define the level of education of universities and secondary schools about modern physics, find appropriate teaching and learning methods and set the direction for assessment through various overseas cases.

    Organizers

    Advisory Committee

    David Blair (U Western Australia)
    Bum-Hoon Lee (Sogang U) 
    Chang-Hwan Lee (Pusan N U)
    Wonkeun Oh (Chungbuk N U)
    Namhwa Kang (KNUE) 


    Local Organizing Committee

    Sung-Won Kim (Ewha WU, Chair)
    Wanseon Kim (Ewha WU) 
    Jiyeong Mun (Ewha WU, Secretary)
    Miyoung Kim (Ewha WU)


    Invited Speakers

    Dean Zollman (Kansas State U, USA)
    David Blair (U Western Australia, Australia) 
    Jongwon Park (Chonnam NU, Korea)
    Hunkoog Jho (Dankook U, Korea)
    Gungwon Kang (KISTI, Korea)

    Contact

    Organizing Institutions
    Host Organization: Research Institute of Curriculum and Instruction, Ewha Womans University

    Managing Organization: Physics Teaching Division of Korea Physical Society


                                  

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