Teaching Materials
Material that can be used in the classroom exists only in Dutch. For all materials, see the Dutch version of this page.
Nikhef is also actively involved in curriculum development in secondary education: in the science disciplines Advanced Science, Mathematics and Technology (NLT) and Revised Physics (NiNa).
- NiNa, module in the compulsory domain Radiation and Materials (pre-university)
Cosmic rays and elementary particles written by teacher: Frans van Liempt (in Dutch)
expert support: Nikhef - ASMaT module (2nd development phase, pre-university)
Cosmic Rays
written by teacher: Cor Heesbeen
expert support: HiSPARC team - ASMaT module (3rd development phase, pre-university)
Energy
written by teacher: Jan van Riswick
expert support: Sijbrand de Jong - ASMaT module (senior general secondary education/pre-university)
Set of existing series of lessons about HiSPARC for ANW (History and social relevance of science) and physics
written by teachers (ANW) Jeff Colle, Anneke de Leeuw, Cor Heesbeen and Connie Collision, (physics) Koos Kortland and a web-based module by Rob Ouwerkerk
expert support: HiSPARC team
NB
1. Revised Physics has a compulsory core curriculum and elective modules, as well as both national written exams and school exams.
2. The ASMaT modules can generally be chosen by schools from a reasonable range of modules. The modules are assessed exclusively by means of school exams.
3. In Nijmegen, a network of 6 schools has been set up together with the Radboud University Nijmegen to provide 9 of the 11 ASMaT modules centrally at the university, in order to expand the cooperation between high school teachers and university lecturers. Sijbrand de Jong is the founder and coordinator of this ASMaT network in Nijmegen.
