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Toward Higher Quality of Chemistry Teacher In-service Training in Croatia

Toward Higher Quality of Chemistry Teacher In-service Training in Croatia. 1 st Croatian Workshop on Chemical Education. Split, 10. – 14. studeni 2010. IUPAC, Flying Chemists Program. Dr . sc . Nenad Judaš M r . s c. Roko Vladušić. M r . s c. Marina Luetić. 144 sudionika

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Toward Higher Quality of Chemistry Teacher In-service Training in Croatia

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  1. Toward Higher Quality of Chemistry Teacher In-service Training in Croatia 1st Croatian Workshop on Chemical Education Split, 10. – 14. studeni 2010. IUPAC, Flying Chemists Program Dr. sc. Nenad Judaš Mr. sc. Roko Vladušić Mr. sc. Marina Luetić

  2. 144 sudionika (109 nastavnika kemije iz hrvatskih osnovnih i srednjih škola) Hrvatska, Makedonija, Bosna i Hercegovina, Australija, Taiwan, Izrael, USA Constructivism and Inquiry Learning Microscale and Green Chemistry 7 plenarnih predavanja, 1 odabrano predavanje, 26 posterskih i kratkih usmenih priopćenja, 5 radioničkih predavanja (90 minutna, ponovljena 4 puta)

  3. Bob Bucat (Australija) Constructivism and Information-Processing Models in Teaching and Learning Levels of Operation in Chemistry Mariane DeWane (USA) Answers you don't want your students to write on examinations: Examples of student difficulties and trends on the College Board Advanced Placement Chemistry Test Mei-Hung Chiu (Taiwan) Students' Understanding in Chemistry – How Should We Teach Thomas Greenbowe (USA) Small Group Learning – On the SWH & POGIL Mordechai Livneh (Izrael) Microscale Chemistry and Green Chemistry Nenad Judaš (Hrvatska) On the Croatian Small-Group Discovery-based Learning Strategy

  4. Goran Sirovatka, Nenad Marković, Ivan Vicković i Petar Vrkljan (Hrvatska) National Exam in Sciences 2008: Quantitative Analysis of the Results Metodija Najdoski (Makedonija) Selected microscale chemistry that provoke student curiosity Nenad Judaš (Hrvatska) Simple experiments to enhance learning efficiency – applying the adopted concepts Petar Vrkljan (Hrvatska) Chemical equilibrium(for secondary school) Natural History of the Copper(II) Sulphate Solutions (for primary school) Krešimir Molčanov (Hrvatska) 90 Minutes of (Free) Radical Chemistry

  5. POSEBNO HVALA Jeleni Kusić (PMF Split) dr. sc. Krešimir Molčanov dr. sc. Vladimir Stilinović Filip Topić

  6. Bob Bucat "Nenade, Roko, Marina Čestitam Vam na fantastičnu conferenciju! You guys had to work in a vacuum to create something notdone before, and you did it so well. I, and everybody else, including the teacher delegates were very muchimpressed. I have informally reported on the success of it to Peter Mahaffy, and no doubt you will be (*oralready have) done so more formally? My words were: IUPAC (and you) would have been very, verypleasedwith the Croatian event.The organisation was very good, financial support appeared from, and the commitment of the participantteachers was quite unbelievable. I was shocked to hear many teachers say that they had never been to aconference of any kind previously. They were hungry for ideas…"

  7. 2nd Croatian Workshop on Chemical Education (2012)

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