IHPST09 Presentations

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Papers are sorted by last name of the primary author. To download a paper, click on the presentation title. If no paper is available, clicking on the title will download the abstract. Some presentations may include other documents, such as power point slides.

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• Ami Friedman, But What Does It Look Like? Exploring the Use of the History of Science in One High School’s Biology Classrooms

• Alvaro Garcia Martinez and Mercè Izquierdo Aymerich, Scientific instruments and experiments from the eighteen century used as tools in a training program of chemistry teachers in higher education

• Burcu Guney and Hayati Seker, The Use of History of Science as a Cultural Tool to Promote Students’ Empathy with the Culture of Science

• Devrim Guven, Assessing Epistemological Views

• Peter Heering, Developing and Evaluating Training Materials on Historical Experiments for Teaching Purposes

• Andreas Henke, Teaching Methods and the Nature of Science

• Ben Herman, Accurately Conveying to Secondary School Students Methodological Pluralism and the Importance of the Research Context

• Serhat Irez, Nature of Science in Turkish Biology Textbooks

• Calvin Kalman, Promoting Students’ Understanding of Science (pdf of power point slides here)

• Kostas Kampourakis, What is adaptation and what to teach about it?

• Kostas Kampourakis and William McComas, Charles Darwin and the Human Elements of Science