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TITLE OF THE INITIATIVE:

2nd European Conference Variety in Chemistry Education (June 2007)
2. Evropská konference, Rozmanitost v chemickém vzdělávání (červen 2007)

REFERENT(S):

Department of Chemistry Education, Faculty of Science, Charles University
Department of Analytical Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Charles University

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE INITIATIVE:

2nd international biannual conference following the conference in 2005 in Krakow (Poland) and more than 10 years long tradition of similar conferences in the UK

OBJECTIVE OF THE INITIATIVE:

To share experience and expertise on themes related to chemistry teaching from curriculum development to education techniques;
To support importance of chemistry education in the 21st century at the university level;
To share good practices and innovations;
Dissemination of outcomes of pedagogic research.

TARGET GROUP OF THE EVENT:

Chemistry teachers, chemists, program managers from tertiary level institutions, other key players on the field

ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT IN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE EVENT:

Conference – lectures, seminars, both formal and informal discussions, presentations

IMPACT OF THE EVENT:

International (EU member states + Turkey, Brazil, Canada, Columbia, Israel, Mexico)

RESULTS REACHED:

Conference proceedings containing 72 contributions on following main topics:
• Problem and context based chemistry education
• New methods in chemistry education
• Practical chemistry education
• Information and communication technologies in chemistry education
• European and national education programmes, projects and industry-education cooperation.

EVALUATION OF THE INITIATIVE:

Good platform for the presentation of new results gathered in this field of chemistry education in both European and non-European countries;
Good background for the cooperation between teachers, chemists and programme managers from tertiary level institutions.

NAME OF COMPILER:

Petra Kinzlova

NAME OF INSTITUTION:

Department of Science and Research, ICT Prague

ROLE:

Member of CIAAU Research Team in ICT Prague