chemical education

The forum for chemical education of the future

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  • FGCU Annual Conference 2024 from 18-20 September in Regensburg
    www.fgcu2024.de
  • White paper on the situation of chemical experimental teaching in German schools
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  • "We have to speak their language." - Award winner interview with Alfred Flint
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Who we are - What we do

With a network of around 1,900 members, the Division of Chemical Education (FGCU) offers a wide range of activities and information to increase the quality and performance of chemistry teaching. These include, for example:

     

  • Annual conferences with practical lectures and workshops
  • Prizes for outstanding achievements in chemical education
  • Specialist group magazine "CHEMKON" with current articles from teaching, subject didactics and science
  • Working groups on various aspects of chemistry teaching
  • Subscription to the magazine “Chemie in unserer Zeit” at a special price (must be taken out separately)
  • the creation and publication of statements and printed works relating to chemical education and teacher training courses

As a member of the FGCU, you are invited to contribute your interests and exchange ideas with colleagues from schools and universities, science and industry. Become part of the network.

The chemical equilibrium - recommendations for a consistent development of terms and symbols

The published in the CHEMKON 02-2020 article FGCU- working group terminology and symbolism in chemical education is available here for free download:

The chemical equilibrium (pdf-file, 715 KB)

membership

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teacher training

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Working groups

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Young scientists

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Board of the FGCU

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Awards and honors

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DEGINTU

Hazardous substance information system for scientific and technical lessons of the statutory accident insurance

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White paper

on the situation of chemical experimental teaching in German schools

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Flyer of the FGCU

Contact

Education, Career and Science Department Tel: +49 69 7917-326
Email: ab@gdch.de

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