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ERIDOB 2018 Zaragoza 2nd - 6th July CONTENTS ACADEMIC COMMITTEE ............................................................................................ 2 LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE .......................................................................... 2 FOREWORD .................................................................................................................... 3 PREVIOUS ERIDOB CONFERENCES ......................................................................... 4 FUNDING AND SPONSORS ......................................................................................... 4 WELCOME TO ERIDOB 2018 IN ZARAGOZA! ......................................................... 5 REVIEWERS ................................................................................................................... 6 INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRESENTATIONS.................................................................... 8 PROGRAMME ................................................................................................................ 9 PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE ................................................................................... 10 KEYNOTES ................................................................................................................... 35 ABSTRACTS FOR PAPER AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS ................................ 39 ABSTRACTS FOR SYMPOSIA ................................................................................. 198 PARTICIPANTS AT THE CONFERENCE ............................................................... 214 EXCURSIONS AT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ................................................... 226 INTERNET ACCESS .................................................................................................. 227 LOCAL TRANSPORTATION .................................................................................... 227 MAP OF ZARAGOZA ................................................................................................ 228 MAP OF FACULTY OF EDUCATION ..................................................................... 230 ACADEMIC COMMITTEE Dr Orit Ben Zvi Assaraf, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel Dr Marida Ergazaki, University of Patras, Greece Dr Niklas Gericke, Karlstad University, Sweden Dr Marcus Grace, Southampton University, UK (Chair) Dr Marie-Christine Knippels, University of Utrecht, Netherlands Dr Konstantinos Korfiatis, University of Cyprus, Cyprus Dr Blanca Puig, University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain Dr Jörg Zabel, Leipzig University, Germany LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Universidad de Zaragoza • María José Gil-Quílez: [email protected] • Beatriz Bravo-Torija: [email protected] • Beatriz Mazas-Gil: [email protected] • Ester Mateo-González: [email protected] • Pedro Lucha-López: [email protected] • María Eugenia Díes: [email protected] • Ángel Luis Cortés-Gracia: [email protected] • Ana de Echave-Sanz: [email protected] • Begoña Martínez-Peña: [email protected] • Esther Cascarosa-Salillas: [email protected] • María José Sáez Bondía: [email protected] • José Miguel Calvo-Hernández: [email protected] Universidad de Santiago de Compostela • Paloma Blanco-Anaya: [email protected] • Blanca Puig-Mauriz: [email protected] • Beatriz Crujeiras-Pérez: [email protected] • Pablo Brocos-Mosquera: [email protected] • Borja Gómez-Padro: [email protected] • Inés Mosquera-Bargiela: [email protected] • Noa Ageitos-Prego: [email protected] • Isabel García-Rodeja Gayoso: [email protected] • Vanessa Sesto Varela: [email protected] 2 FOREWORD The ERIDOB Academic Committee invites researchers in Didactics of Biology/Biology Education to take part in the Twelfth Conference of European Researchers in Didactics of Biology (ERIDOB). The Conference will be held at the Zaragoza University, Spain, from July 2nd – July 6th 2018. The aim of the conference is to give researchers the opportunity to present and discuss their research work and results. Contributions should fit into one of the following strands within Biology Education: • Students’ conceptions and conceptual change • Students’ interest and motivation • Students’ values, attitudes and decision-making • Scientific thinking, nature of science and argumentation • Teaching strategies and teaching environments; • Teaching and learning with educational technology • Environmental education • Health education • Social, cultural, and gender issues • Practical work and field work • Research methods and theoretical issues 3 PREVIOUS ERIDOB CONFERENCES Karlstad, Sweden 2016 Haifa, Israel, 2014 Berlin, Germany 2012 Braga, Portugal 2010 Utrecht, Netherlands 2008 London, United Kingdom 2006 Patras, Greece 2004 Toulouse, France 2002 Santiago de Compostela, Spain 2000 Göteborg, Sweden 1998 Kiel, Germany 1996 FUNDING AND SPONSORS The XIIth Eridob Conference at Zaragoza has been funded and sponsored by: University of Zaragoza http://www.unizar.es/ Faculty of Education http://educacion.unizar.es/ Environmental Sciences Institute (IUCA) http://iuca.unizar.es/ Zaragoza Municipality www.zaragoza.es Taylor & Francis through the Journal of Biological Education https://www.tandfonline.com/loi/rjbe20 Universidad de Santiago de Compostela www.usc.es 4 WELCOME TO ERIDOB 2018 IN ZARAGOZA! Dear colleagues It gives us a great pleasure to welcome you to the University of Zaragoza and the XIIth European Researchers in Didactics of Biology (ERIDOB) conference. It has been jointly organized by the University of Zaragoza and the University of Santiago de Compostela. 18 years ago, the third ERIDOB Conference took place in Santiago de Compostela and it is a pleasure for us to receive all of you again in Spain. We are confident that the ERIDOB conference will be an excellent opportunity to present your work, but also to undertake in depth discussions with other scholars in the field. The number of participants (187); will lead us to fruitful exchanges among researchers in a pleasant atmosphere. We are happy to announce that our community has expanded and this year we also have participants from as far as New Zealand. The wide range of research topics addressed during the conference will lead us through an intellectually stimulating week. There are many interesting oral and poster presentations to look forward to. We also have present two widely respected keynote presenters, María Pilar Jiménez Aleixandre from the University of Santiago de Compostela and Jesús Martínez de la Fuente from the University of Zaragoza. The conference also includes three symposia: Genetic determinism and students’ understanding of gene- trait relationships; Understanding and Acceptance of Evolution in the Light of Threshold Concepts and Thoughtfulness in Biology Education. In addition, we have arranged a Round Table discussion about “Publishing in Biology Education Research” The XIIth ERIDOB conference also incorporates two innovations: An Early Career Researchers’ meeting, which is an informal meeting for PhD students, postdoctoral colleagues or anyone who feels that they are an early career researcher, to exchange opinions and experiences about researching in Biology Education, and a Researchers’ Café, which is an open session where an individual or a group of researchers can present projects or relevant information to the ERIDOB community. Furthermore, different social activities are planned including different visits to natural and cultural areas of Zaragoza and the rest of the province, the reception at the Paraninfo and the conference dinner. All these activities will provide additional occasions for informal meetings and discussions. We hope that the conference will be an enjoyable experience for all participants. Zaragoza, the host city, deserves your time for its mediaeval castle, its basilica and its narrows streets, where you can find taverns with delicious Spanish food and wine. We also encourage you to take time and visit the rest of the Aragon. Many people have contributed to the organization. We would like to acknowledge the steady support of The Academic Committee reviewing and planning the conference, as well as the substantial contributions of the members of both Local Organizing Committees. We are deeply indebted to the reviewers; without their contributions it would have been impossible to put together the scientific programme. Finally, we would also like to thank the funders and sponsors (see separate list). We would also like to thank all of you, the participants of the conference, for submitting your quality proposals of and for bringing your ideas and experiences to bear on making the XIIth ERIDOB a memorable event. The conference is hosted by the Faculty of Education and the Department of Didactic of Experimental Sciences at University of Zaragoza, Spain. We wish you a fruitful and happy week. 5 REVIEWERS All the submitted proposals for the conference have been anonymously reviewed by at least two senior researches. Here follow the list of the reviewers of the conference Ana María Abril Gallego Universidad de Jaén Spain Arnau Amat Universitat de Vic Spain Orit Ben Zvi Assaraf Ben-Gurion University Of The Negev Israel Paloma Blanco Anaya Universidade De Santiago De Compostela Spain Franz X. Bogner University Of Bayreuth Germany Ánxela Bugallo Universidade De Coruña Spain Jenny Byrne University Of Southampton England Nina Christenson Karlstad University Sweden Laura Colucci-Gray University Of Aberdeen Scotland Michiel Dam Leiden University, Iclon Netherlands Justin Dillon University Of Bristol England Arne
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    ANA M. CORBALÁN Department of Modern Languages and Classics The University of Alabama Box: 870246 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0246 Email: [email protected] Telephone: 205-737-4004 EDUCATION Ph.D. Romance Languages-Spanish University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 2006. Dissertation: “El cuerpo del delito: Transgresiones en la narrativa y cine españoles de fin del milenio.” MA, Spanish University of Florida, 2001. Teaching Certification on Foreign Languages University of Salamanca, Spain, 1996. BA, English Philology Universidad de Murcia, Spain, 1995. ERASMUS Study Abroad Senior Year Scholarship. John Moores University, Liverpool. UK. 1994-95. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Professor of Spanish --The University of Alabama: 2017-present. Associate Professor of Spanish --The University of Alabama: 2012-2017. Assistant Professor of Spanish --The University of Alabama: 2006-2012. Teaching Fellow --The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 2002-2006. Spanish Instructor --Durham Tech Community College, 2004. Teaching Assistant --The University of Florida: 1999-2001. Spanish Teacher --Duplin County Schools, North Carolina: 1996-1999. Corbalán 1 RESEARCH INTERESTS 20th/21st Century Spanish Literature and Culture, Film Studies, Gender Studies, Women Writers, Migration Studies, Globalization, Memory and Trauma, Cultural Studies, and Transatlantic Studies. RESEARCH GROUPS “Pensamiento crítico y ficciones en torno a la Transición: Literatura, Teatro, y medios audiovisuales.” Project funded by the Government of Spain: Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness. Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain. 2014-2019. "Gynocine Project: Feminisms, Genders And Cinemas." Project under the direction of Barbara Zecchi PUBLICATIONS BOOKS: 1. Memorias fragmentadas: Mirada transatlántica a la resistencia femenina contra las dictaduras. Madrid/Frankfurt: Iberoamericana/Vervuert. 2016. Reviewed in Iberoamericana XVIII.67 (2018): 309-11 Reviewed in Hispania 100.3 (2017): 476-77.