Evaluation of Particle Physics Masterclasses (left-over from our „INTERACT“ project) D: “Schnuppertag“ at Bonn University UK: “Masterclasses“ in London.

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Evaluation of Particle Physics Masterclasses (left-over from our „INTERACT“ project) D: “Schnuppertag“ at Bonn University UK: “Masterclasses“ in London (RH,IC),Birmingham Sample: about 100 students in D and UK, each Evaluation: Isabell Krämer, Student teacher, Uni Bonn Consultants: Manfred Euler, Katrin Engeln, IPN Kiel Michael Kobel Uni Bonn EPOG meeting, CERN,

Organisation UK „Masterclasses“: Participation of complete science classes (A-level) D „Schnuppertage“: Participation of single students, chose physics from several science workshops Program: UK: 1 day, D: 2x 2 hours 1-2 talks on particle physics 1-2 workshop exercises at the PC Age D: UK:

Workshop exercises  Hep Physiker  Schülerworkshops Workshop exercises  Hep Physiker  Schülerworkshops OPAL, Manchester Identification of Particles and Events Measurement of Z branching ratios Identity of e, mu, tau 5 quarks in 3 charge states, each Bonn: partial translationpartial translation, excel analysis tool Aleph, Lancaster Laws of collision e+e- annihilation Particles in an magnetic field momentum messung Event classes

Questionnaire: 32 Questions Personal data: 14 Questions age, gender, school, preparation, computer use, science reading self-concept, view of physics Working Experiences: 11 Questions contact persons, teamwork level, quantity, quality, lecture vs. workshops supervision, chance for questions, own ideas Impact: 7 Questions general judgement change in physics interest, view of physics increase in knowledge of physics

Self-concept: Confidence with Physics Clear Difference Boys Girls Boys: „highly confident“ Girls: „fairly confident“ Very similar in D and UK Very strongly (  correlated with physics interest Physics interest on average „high“: more interested than confident high little D UK physics interest medium very high Very high fair none high litttle Confidence with physics

UK: contact to various Groups (other students, teachers, scientists, tutors) Boys: mostly with scientists Girls: mostly with tutors Teacher in UK present, in D absent boys girls students teachers scientists tutors students teachers scientists tutors UK:

Importance of teamwork Teamwork with other students important to get results especially for girls especially at location B

Judgement of lectures D UK very much fairly much I liked the masterclass little

Lectures.vs. PC experiments Large correlations with Lecture easy to understand and interesting  =-22% (partial) –36% (total) General judgement of masterclass  =-28% (partial) –40% (total) Very much fairly much I liked the masterclass little D UK

Level D: o.k. UK: o.k - difficult UK: especially boys prefer an easy program (  D UK very much much I liked the masterclass fairly

Quantity D and UK: o.k UK: only boys tend to dislike much material D UK

Increase of knowledge Knowlegde clearly increased, especially in UK 26% correlation with „a priori interest in physics“ 20% correlation with „understandable and interesting lectures“ no correlation with „level of difficulty“ D UK

broader spectrum in UK  42% with increase of knowledge  29% with understandable and interesting lectures gender dependence different: D: slighly more gain for girls UK: slightly more gain for boys Change of interest D UK Ist Dein Physikinteresse heute gestiegen? Interest not at all increased hardly increased somewhat increased strongly increased Very strongly strongly somewhat hardly not at all My knowledge in physics increased...

Overall Judgement D UK

More modern physics at school? D: Yes, very much (no/few particle physics yet) UK: not sure, somewhat (particle physics in curriculum)

Conclusions Self-concept of students similar in UK and D: girls feel slightly less confident with physics take more advantage of tutors and teamwork Effects of masterclasses different in UK and D UK: many students prefer less lectures, more PC exercises D: stronger wish for more modern physics at school UK: students feel more increase of knowledge D: especially girls feel more general increase of physics interest Within UK large differences Largely caused by lack of successful lectures at location B Generally: Not too difficult, understandable masterclass programs cause increase of knowledge fascination by modern physics increase of general interest in physics Evaluation at difference locations with same questionnaire Wide range of information about realisation and impact Very useful to compare different locations