The EPS Physics Education Division Award recognizes high school physics teachers' work that directly affects students of physics in secondary schools. |
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The EPS Physics Education Division awards are given every two years in connection with the EPEC conferences.
The award is made to an individual high school teacher. It recognizes work that directly affects students of physics in one or more European secondary schools, as well as a specific contribution to teaching, particularly one that might be taken up in a range of countries.
The EPS has also sponsored Poster Prizes at PED conferences. See the list of EPS Poster Prize winners below.
EPS Physics Education Division secondary teaching Award
2013 Karl Torstein Hetland, Norway
for his leadership in national and international school networks,
in particular in the Norwegian Energy Network
2011 Dr. Becky Parker, United Kingdom
2009 Dr. Slavomir Tuleja, Slovakia
EPS Poster Prize
2011 Tomas Franc, Czech Repubic
2010 Pavel Brom and František Lustig, Czech Republic For their poster on "Remote Experiments for Teaching Quantum Physics within the e-learning method".
2010 Onofrio Rosario Battaglio and Ivan Guastella, Italy For their poster on "Searching for the Maxwell Distribution and the Boltzmann Factor ? an Inquiry-based Approach".
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The closing date for nominations is 1st March in the year of the award.
K.T. Hetland awarded in 2013 © EPS PED
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