The Spring 2022 Meeting of the New England Section of AAPT will be hybrid: virtual with an onsite option...
Location: Mt Holyoke College, Willits-Hallowell Conference Center
25 Park Street, South Hadley, MA is the correct GPS address.
https://www.mtholyoke.edu/willits
Hybrid: in Person and via Zoom. Zoom link will be emailed to participants on Friday...
The Meeting Theme is: Building Community for Teachers of Physics
Open questions fitting the theme for contributed talks might include:
1) How do we network in a post(?)- or waning pandemic world?
2) How do we access shared resources that remain current and available?
3) What type of existing communities for teachers of physics exist?
4) How do we bridge outside of New England to other communities of teachers of physics?
And any talk related to the teaching of physics is always welcomed as a contributed talk.
Official program available in person and online via Zoom starting at 9:45 am Saturday, May 14th.
Schedule: As of 5/9/2022, talk start times will be consecutive as much as possible.
Friday, May 13, 2022; no scheduled activity
Saturday, May 14 2022; AAPT Saturday Session
9:45 am Zoom Room opens for Conversation, Testing, Open Chat, Etc. breakout rooms for AAPT-NES Fall Board Meeting, and other discussions
10:00 am SESSION CALLED TO ORDER, Opening Remarks
Ed Hasenohr, President AAPT-NES ( ehasenohr.AT.millriverschools.org )
David Sturm, New England Representative to AAPT ( sturmde.AT.maine.edu )
AAPT Summer Meeting 2024 Boston!
Julie Hammond, AAPT-NES Board, introducing our morning speaker
10:30 am - 11:55 am Morning Keynote Speaker and Discussion - Professor Doctor Lucy Avraamidou, Director of the Institute for Science Education and Communication (ISEC), University of Groningen. Presenting "Social, Cultural, and Gender Issues of Physics Education: What's Identity Got to Do with It?"
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm Lunch break, open discussions
12:30 pm - 1:15 pm Afternoon Keynote Speaker - Ann Walkup, Cranston High School East, Cranston RI. Presenting "What We Learned Teaching in a Pandemic" .
Contributed Talks:
1:15 pm -
Workshop: (time 2:00, follows Contributed Talks and short break)
In person participants fully participate, online participants can watch
Description: Workshop will focus on activities from the Perimeter Institute such as Climate Change, GPS, Planck's Constant, and others as time allows.
** Note, APS members are always welcome to register for AAPT sessions and workshops with the understanding that there is no APS documentation of presentations as at AAPT or AAPT-led joint meetings.
* AAPT welcomes all other contributed papers/posters at link above.
ZOOM HOST Contact:
David Sturm, University of Maine
sturmde.AT.maine.edu 207-478-4937 (text only)
ONSITE HOST Contact:
Ed Hasenohr, President AAPT-NES ( ehasenohr.AT.millriverschools.org )