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I am a Post Doc with the Physics
Education Research Group at the University of Minnesota,
School of Physics and Astronomy. I share my time between University of
Minnesota, and the Science
Teaching Department at the Weizmann Institute for Science
in Israel, where I am a visiting scientist.
Mail reaches me addressed to either School of Physics and Astronomy, University of MN, 116 Church St. SE Minneapolis, MN, 55455 U.S.A, or to Department of science teaching, Weizmann Institute for Science, Rehovot, Israel, 76100 My e-mail address is: Idit@physics.umn.edu or Yerushalmi@vms.huji.ac.il My phone number is: W: (612) 625-9323, 011-972-8-9342298. H: 011-972-2-6525323. I am interested in helping students develop learning skills needed in learning physics. I share this interest with other teachers through year long workshops I developed for high school Physics teachers called "How to learn from mistakes – promoting self monitoring in physics problem solving" (in Hebrew). My research focuses on physics teachers. I currently engage in a project that focus on how physics faculty perceive and address students learning in physics, in particular Physics instructors’ perceptions of problem solving. In my Ph.D I studied professional development of high school physics teachers that collaboratively addressed the pedagogical question: "How can we promote self-monitoring by students in physics problem solving?", with a special interest in professional development in computerized networks. Physics instructors’ perceptions of problem solving:
Professional development of high school physics teachers:
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