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Sustainable Energy Education for Secondary School Students

GIREP, ESP, and Project Atmosphere Australia provide resources for teaching sustainable energy to 16-18-year-old students. Explore innovative physics teaching methods and projects to engage young learners. Visit the provided online platforms for comprehensive materials.

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Sustainable Energy Education for Secondary School Students

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  1. 2 Lidija Babic

  2. I teach … • … only physics, • … on the Secondary School for Telecommunications, • 16 – 18 years old students.

  3. Topics of Presentation • GIREP • ESP • Sustainable Energy • Project Atmosphere Australia Online

  4. GIREP International Research Group on Physics Teaching http://www.pef.uni-lj.si/~girep/ • Seminar 2003, Udine, Italy • In these Seminars there is more time for discussion and less for presentations. The Seminars, however, are organised in such a way that all the participants have the chance to present their thoughts and research and make their work known.

  5. ESP and ECOLE • http://www.esp.uva.nl/ • http://www.ecolenet.nl/2003/

  6. Sustainable Energy • Sustainable Energy • c.brederveld@hetnet.nl • “Bare in mind that the site is not finished yet. • Some of the most important things for us (level 3 and 4) are not updated yet in English.”

  7. Project Atmosphere Australia Online • http://www.schools.ash.org.au/paa1/ • skerans@mail.cth.com.au

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