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Archive for the 'Conferences' Category

IPTEL 2013 at UBC: Lessons Learned

Sunday, July 14th, 2013

I have had two days of the most interesting and stimulating conversations about the use of technology in education. IPTEL conference this year was the first conference organized by UBC Faculty of Education that tried to bring people interested in the use of technology in education (in the very broad sense of the world) together […]

IPTEL 2013 at UBC

Friday, July 12th, 2013

From July 11-13, Faculty of Education at UBC is hosting an international conference on technology in education: http://ocs.educ.ubc.ca/index.php/IPTEL/IPTEL2013  – International Perspective on Technology-Enhanced Learning. I am looking forward to it as it will be a great opportunity to see how educators around the world are using technology. As I am teaching two courses now on technology […]

CSSE Conference 2013

Wednesday, June 5th, 2013

Canadian Society for the Studies of Education (CSSE) met in Victoria at the beginning of June 2013. This is THE Canadian organization that  brings together all of us who are involved in research on education. I belong to a number of subgroups of CSSE, such as Technology in Teacher Education, Science Education Research Group and […]

BCAPT Fall 2012 Meeting at TRIUMF

Sunday, October 21st, 2012

I had a great opportunity to attend the BCAPT Fall 2012 Meeting together with more than 60 other physics teachers from all over BC. I just wanted to tell you how much impressed I was by the presentation of Dr. Bernd Stelzer from Simon Fraser University who spoke about the recent discoveries in the field […]

Factors Influencing College Science Success

Saturday, August 18th, 2012

Recently I attended the Summer Meeting of the American Association of Physics Teachers. I love summer meetings and I always come back inspired by what I saw. However, this time there were so many amazing things that I was almost overwhelmed. One of the highlights for me was a Millikan Lecture by Harvard Professor – […]

Meeting Ben Franklin at Summer 2012 AAPT in Philly!

Monday, August 6th, 2012

Every year something very neat and unexpected happens at AAPT National Meetings. It is of course super fun to see all my physics teaching friends and colleagues, but it is something I expect to happen. However, I am always going to the meetings in anticipation of good surprises and amazing “aha” moments. For example, a […]

Famous Five and CAP Meeting in Calgary

Sunday, June 17th, 2012

  I just came back from the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association of Physicists that took place in Calgary, Alberta. It was a very intensive meeting for me as I am a member of the Division of Physics Education that has 9 sessions and of the Committee on Women in Physics. We were lucky […]

Clickers in K-12 Classroom: The Globe and Mail…

Thursday, May 3rd, 2012

I have been extremely busy in the last few months. It felt as if we had conference after conference, teaching, workshops and presentations, as well as trying to do research and write grant applications… I hope I will have time to reflect, slow down a little bit now and pulling my life back together. Recently, […]

Science is Not Enough – AAAS Panel

Sunday, February 19th, 2012

I have had an amazing opportunity to attend two very exciting conference this February – the American Association of Physics Teachers’ Conference in Ontario, California and the American Association for the Advancement of Science Conference in Vancouver. I put many of my comments about the events on my www.bcapt.ca blog and I do not want […]

New Year Thoughts on Science Teaching, Learning and Research

Friday, January 27th, 2012

My blog has been dormant for a while. However, the lack of my activity has nothing to do with the lack of exciting developments in science education in Vancouver, in Canada and int he world. Vice versa, there have been so many interesting science education things in my life, that I could barely keep up. […]

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