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Professor Tina L. Overton
 
Professor Tina L. Overton
 
   
  Contact details:  
 E: t.l.overton@hull.ac.uk
 
 T: +44 (0)1482 465453
 
 F: +44 (0)1482 465418
 
 Office: F208
 
   
  Status:
 Professor of Chemical Education

Research Area:
 Chemical Education

 
  Research Theme:
  Nanotechnology And Materials

 
  Research Groups:
  Physical Sciences Education
  Inorganic And Magnetic Materials

 
  Responsibilities:  
 
 Part Time BSc And FdSc Tutor
 
 
 Head Of Inorganic Chemistry Teaching
 
 
 Acting Course Director For Pharmacy
 


 
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Research 


  • Developing Higher Order Cognitive Skills
  • Problem based learning
  • Teaching Chemistry in Context
  • Use of Case Studies to Teach Chemistry

Recent Research Highlights 


  • I was awarded the Royal Society of Chemistry Tertiary Education Award and a National Teaching Fellowship during 2005.
  • Visiting Professor at the Universidad Nacional de Quilmes in Buenos Aires.
  • I organised the following national conferences: Variety in Chemistry Education, Physics Higher Education Conference, Science Learning and Teaching Conference.
  • I was a member of the scientific committee for the European Variety in Chemistry Education conference in Krakow

Current Research Grants and Contracts 


  • Higher Education Academy Physical Sciences Centre
       Principal investigator: Professor Tina L. Overton
       Awarding body: HEA
       Amount awarded: 470139

  • National Teaching Fellowship
       Principal investigator: Professor Tina L. Overton
       Awarding body: HEA
       Amount awarded: 50000

Conference Presentations 


  • Invited lecture, ‘Context and Problem Based Learning’, European Workshop for Newly Appointed Lecturers, Malta, May 2005
  • Invited lecture, ‘Using Games and Simulations in Teaching’, European Workshop for Newly Appointed Lecturers, Malta, May 2005
  • Workshop, ‘Speed Dating for Scientists’, The Science Learning and Teaching Conference, Warwick, June 2005
  • Invited lecture, ‘Forensic Science in HE’, Forensic Science Research and Teaching Conference, Lincoln 2005
  • Oral, ‘Critical Thinking in Science’, HEA Conference, Nottingham 2005
  • Workshop, ‘Developing physicists employability skills’, The Physics Higher Education Conference, Leicester, Sept 2005
  • Oral, ‘Exploring models of independent learning in chemistry’, Variety in Chemistry Education, Keele, Sept 2005
  • Oral, ‘The challenge to replace CFCs: a PBL case study’, Variety in Chemistry Education, Keele, Sept 2005
  • Invited lecture, Context based learning’, Getting to Grips with Employability Conference, York, Nov 2005

Other Public Output 


  • Seminar, ‘From Parrots to Professionals’, Imperial College, Jan 2005
  • Away Day, ‘New Directions in Chemistry Education’, Dublin City University, May 2005
  • Delivered postgraduate course, ‘Developing Skills and Competencies in Undergraduate Chemists’, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, Argentina, October 2005
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