Physics Teachers Day: Training for teachers at the University of Osnabrück

Physics Teachers Day: Training for teachers at the University of Osnabrück

training for physics teachers: importance of the "Physics Teachers Day" at the University of Osnabrück

The "Physics Teachers Day" at the University of Osnabrück is a remarkable event that will take place on Thursday, September 19, 2024, at 3 p.m. in the large physics hearing hall of the Institute of Physics. This annual training, which is now being carried out for the eighteenth time, is aimed at physics teachers from all types of school from Lower Saxony and offers a platform for the exchange of knowledge and teaching materials.

A central goal of this event is to give the teachers valuable impulses for the lessons. The participants expect contributions of renowned scientists such as Prof. Dr. B. Priemer from the Humboldt University Berlin, which deals with "measurement uncertainties in physics lessons". Measurement uncertainties are variations in the results that can occur in physics lessons, which should contribute to a better understanding of experimental physics. In another lecture, Prof. Dr. M. Imlau from the University of Osnabrück provide deeper insights into the physics of Attosecond laser pulses-a fascinating area of ​​quantum physics that makes it possible to create ultra-short light impulses.

A special highlight of the event is the so -called "material exchange". This platform promotes networking among the teachers and enables you to exchange ideas about innovative teaching materials and develop new ideas. Such interactive formats are crucial to meet modern requirements in education, because they support the exchange of best practice and the development of creative teaching approaches.

For interested teachers from Lower Saxony, there is the opportunity to register for this event by September 12th. Registration is a mandatory prerequisite for being able to participate in this informative meeting.

The importance of the "Physics Teachers Day" goes beyond the mere event of a further training. It reflects the trend that continuous further training is essential for teachers in order to meet the educational standards of the 21st century. The combination of specialist lectures and collaborative formats strengthen the dialogue between theory and practice, which could ultimately lead to an improvement in teaching quality in physics.

For further information and for registration, teachers can visit the website of the University of Osnabrück: https://go.uos.de/cbgoa . If you have any questions, the information office of the University of Osnabrück is also available at the email address r.Berger@uos.de.

This advanced training is an important step to support physics teachers in their professional development and to modernize teaching methods in the physics department.