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One of the important aspects of popularizing science is effective communication with large groups of recipients, and one of the most effective and universal tools for this purpose is experiment.<\/p>\n
The classes are divided into two meetings, during which we will discuss examples of didactic experiments related to the education and popularization of various fields of science and learn the basic principles of their design and use.<\/p>\n
We will also plan, perform and interpret our experiments for the needs of the classes.<\/p>\n
We will look for references for the issues discussed in didactic work, scientific work, and our everyday research.<\/p>\n
Date: May 19 and 26 (Monday), 13:45-16:00, Katowice, Uniwersytecka 4, Open University \r\n
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dr Marek Kaczmarzyk<\/h3> Faculty of Natural Sciences, biologist, neurodidactic<\/h3>\r\n \r\n
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In my classes, I focus on the importance of knowledge and the responsibility that lies with the world of science, in conditions of easy access to information.<\/p>\n
I would like to show the change that is taking place before our eyes in the area of \u200b\u200bthe quality of available information in the aspect of elements of the biological basis of information distribution, such as memory and perceptual processes, relations between rational and emotional perception of reality and between inherent (genetic) and environmental factors. From this perspective, the figure of the lecturer\/popularizer is particularly important. One of the axes of our analyses will also be the memetic interpretation and the basic laws of selection and evolution of cultural information.<\/p>\n
Date of classes: 3 meetings of 2 academic hours each, Mondays April 7, 14 and 28, 17:00-18:30, online \r\n
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