The deadline for the CERP theme issue has now passed of course, and 
submissions are in review.

I wonder if the guest editors of the theme issue on Physical Chemistry 
Education are being invited to be involved in the organisation of the 
symposium? (Or if not, who is the 'we' involved in organising this?)

Best wishes

Keith


On 18/02/2014 20:46, Michael R Mack wrote:
> Physical Chemistry Education Research
>
> The purpose of this symposium is to explore research-in-progress and recent
> studies that offer new meanings to instructional approaches and student
> learning in the context of physical chemistry education. The presented
> research will provide a platform to demonstrate new contributions to the
> field, offer directions for future research, and discuss implications for
> physical chemistry instructors, all based on a rigorous analysis of data.
> Topics are guided by, but not limited to, the themes of the 2014 CERP Special
> Issue on Physical Chemistry Education (see
> http://www.divched.org/content/chemistry-education-research-and-practice-
> cerp-call-papers). Each presentation will be 15 minutes with up to 4 minutes
> of questions from the audience. We will conclude the symposium with a panel
> of invited speakers to further the discussions about physical chemistry
> education research.
>
>


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