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Working groups in the Division of Chemical Education

Digitalisation Working Group in chemical education
Early-career researchers ›

Working groups in the Division of Chemical Education

Working groups in the Division of Chemical Education #

The working groups address current issues in chemistry teaching and curricula, and develop perspectives grounded in both didactics and subject knowledge. Current questions are discussed, and education policy initiatives are encouraged and coordinated. The appropriate use of new media is promoted, and the development of new experiments and experimental approaches is supported.

Early-career scientists

You can find the working group's own pages here

Experimental teaching

The aim of this working group is to promote and strengthen experimental teaching.
At the founding meeting, suggestions were made for the following areas of focus:

  1. The importance and value of experimental teaching in chemistry for the successful development of skills (subject knowledge – scientific enquiry – communication – evaluation).
  2. The contribution of problem-based, experiment-focused chemistry teaching to developing sound, rational judgement.
  3. An overview of different approaches to developing experimental skills in university teacher training, and opportunities for optimisation and harmonisation.
  4. Compiling a catalogue for assessing potential hazards when carrying out school experiments.

Head:
Prof. Dr. Jens Friedrich, University of Education Freiburg, jens.friedrich@ph-freiburg.de

Digitalisation in chemical education

You can find the working group’s own pages at www.gdch.de/dice

Reports from the FGCU working groups #

from the General Assembly on 24 September 2026

  • Early-career scientists (pdf.file, 13 KB)
  • Digitalisation in chemical education (pdf.file, 76 KB)

Publications by the research groups #

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