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PhD studies: Germany

Silvija Markic
Studies on Freshman Science Student Teachers` Beliefs about Science Teaching and Learning
Contact: smarkic@uni-bremen.de

Claus Brell
Effects of virtual and non-virtual media on physics learning - Laboratory study with real experiments, simulation and interactive screen experiments in optics (grade 8)
Email: brell@web.de

Marita Schmidt
Competence modelling in the domain of energy –
Development of a test-inventory to diagnose competences
Email: mschmidt@physik.uni-bremen.de

Erik Einhaus
Students’ Competencies in the Area of Heat and Thermodynamics

Email: einhaus@physik.uni-bremen.de

Andreas Schnirch
Development, Proof and Evaluation of a Gender Sensitive Computer Assisted Learning Environment - a possibility to advance the interest and motivation of girls and boys in physics equally.
Email: schnirch@ph-heidelberg.de

Knut Neumann
Educational Reconstruction of a Physics Labwork Course for Physics Students
Email: knut.neumann@uni-due.de

Karsten Rincke
Development of Language and Learning in mechanics lessons
Correspondence:
Karsten Rincke
Heinrich-Plett-Str. 40
D-34132 Kassel
Phon: +49(0)5618044537
Email:rincke@physik.uni-kassel.de

Heike Sturm:
Bird flight and uplift: Cognitive learning in working stations with regard to motivational aspects.

Daniel Osewold:
Conceptions on Mechanical Waves
- a historic educational reconstruction -

Correspondence:
Dr. Daniel Osewold
Physics Education / History and Philosophy of Science
Institute of Physics
Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg
26111 Oldenburg
Germany
Email: daniel.osewold@uni-oldenburg.de

Jürgen Petri:
A student's learning pathway in atomic physics - a case study in upper secondary school: a thesis by Jürgen Petri (in German)
Correspondence:
Jürgen Petri
c/o Hans Niedderer
FB 1, Institut für Didaktik der Physik
UniversitÄt Bremen
Postfach 330440
D-28334 Bremen, Germany
Phone: 49-421-218-2484, Fax: 49-421-218-4015
Email: niedderer@physik.uni-bremen.de

Shu-Chiu Liu:
The Alternative Models of the Universe: A Cross-Cultural Study on Students’ and Historical Ideas about the Heavens and the Earth with a View towards Reshaping Science Instruction (in English)
Correspondence:
Shu-Chiu Liu
Physics Education/ History and Philosophy of Science
Institute of Physics
University of Oldenburg
26111 Oldenburg
Germany
Email: shu.c.liu@mail.uni-oldenburg.de
Website: http://www.diz.uni-oldenburg.de/forschung/ProDid/dok/liu.html