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Saturday, January 11 • 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Teaching electricity and forces (secondary) (317)

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Recent research publications present a stark view of the burgeoning issue of the lack of qualified teachers of Physics in our schools. Physics Partners is a charity striving to address this significant challenge through an ambitious programme designed to enhance the professional learning of those who teach and support physics. Supported by experienced Physics Partners trainers, this session will bring together primary teachers and non-specialist physics teachers to assist them to understand the common physics misconceptions associated with the teaching electricity and forces. The session will aim to deepen participants’ understanding of pedagogical approaches to these topics and include simple practical activities to stimulate and improve pupils’/students’ learning.

Speakers
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Dan Hannard

Physics trainer and consultant, Physics Partners
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Ben Ford

Head of Physics, Physics Partners / Alleyn's School
Ben Ford is a Head of Physics and Director of Futures in a South London Secondary School and has had the pleasure of teacher training with Physics Partners for the last six years. Along the way he has given practical, pedagogy and teaching resources support to AET, Harris and the... Read More →
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Bryan Berry

Chief Executive, Physics Partners
Bryan Berry joined Physics Partners in 2019 as the inaugural CEO. He has a strong background in STEM education as a former physics teacher and director of the South West Science Learning Centre based in the At-Bristol science and discovery centre. More recently, he was founding Principal... Read More →
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Christina Astin

PP Trustee & Trainer / YSJ Co-Founder, Physics Partners / Young Scientists Journal


Saturday January 11, 2020 12:00pm - 2:00pm GMT
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