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MWM Introduction
What in the world are the Materials World Modules?
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Sample Modules
Brief summaries of each of the nine modules in the Materials World Modules Program demonstrated by High School teachers who have adapted MWM modules into their classroom.  » Watch Videos

Web Introduction
Click HERE to watch and listen to a slide presentation by MWM Program Director Prof. R.P.H. Chang, where he presents the rationale, approach, and development of the modules, including the latest web-based customized modules project. (Please view with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher on a PC.)

 

MWM Modules
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MWM Workshop Broadcasts
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MWM Workshop Broadcast I
On May 28, 2003, MWM held its first video broadcast workshop. After an introduction by Assistant Director Beth Abbott, Program Director Prof. R.P.H. Chang talked a little about the history and goals of the Program. Then module content developers Jen Cocson and Matthew Hsu gave brief demonstrations of a couple of activities from the on-line modules, including how to cast, remove, and work with polymer films. Click HERE to watch.

MWM Workshop Broadcast II
MWM held a second video broadcast workshop on Dec. 10, 2003, where module developers presented information on two current on-line field test modules. Dr. Kimberly Gray, professor of civil and environmental engineering at Northwestern University, introduced the Environmental Catalysis Module, and Chris Chiaverina, recently retired New Trier High School (Winnetka, IL) teacher and Past President of the American Association of Physics Teachers, presented for the Properties of Light Module. Click HERE to watch the video.

 

MWM Interview

A Total MWM Experience With Lake Forest High School Teacher Kate Heroux

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In this interview with science teacher Kate Heroux, Professor Robert Chang, the developer of MWM, discusses the successes and challenges of implementing the Materials World Modules in high school. From issues of scheduling, interacting with administration and colleagues, and student reactions, to integrating the modules into current curricula, this interview presents an experienced look inside MWM.

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