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31 January 2003, 10.30am - 4.00pm, Room B530, Bessemer Building, Department of Materials, Imperial College, London

Facilitated by Stephen Skinner, Imperial College and
Caroline Baillie, UK Centre for Materials Education

Introduction

  • Do you teach Chemistry to Materials Scientists or Engineers?
  • Do you teach Materials to Chemists?

If so, then this workshop is for you. Materials chemistry is a wide-ranging subject that can include as many aspects of other sciences as you or your department demands. We will look at the issues and opportunities specific to teaching such interdiciplinary courses. We will discuss teaching and assessment methods as well as looking at labs and group work.

The workshop will be facilitated by Dr Stephen Skinner, the Centre's Thematic Group leader for Materials Chemistry and Dr Caroline Baillie from the Centre. The event will be interactive and conducted largely through group discussion. An important aspect will be the discussion of samples and ideas brought by the delegates.

  

Programme

10.30am Registration and coffee
   
11.00 What is Materials Chemistry?
   
12.00 Student learning outcomes:
What are they and how do you know they have obtained them?
   
12.30 Lunch
   
1.30 Brainstorming effective teaching approaches
   
2.00 Materials chemistry problem solving
   
3.30 Discussion and refreshments
   
4.00pm Close

 

Registration - Free to those in UK Higher Education

 

  

 

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