Small Group Discussions and Special Interest Sessions Following each plenary tandem lecture, participants met In small g w p s to discuss i s m s associated wilh the topic of the lecture. During the conference approximately 75 discussion groups met.
Special interest sessions on the following topics were scheduled. Many met several times during the week. Secondary Schwl Teachers of Chemistry International Centre f a Chemical Studies and the International Organization for Chemical Development Community and Twc-Year College Teachers UNESCO's Program in Sclence Education
Pacific Basin Chemistry Conference 1984 Curriculum Development: Retrospect and Prospect Research in Chemical Education CHEMRAWN ii Thirteenth InternationalChemistry Olympiad
Conference Publications I
Working Committees Editorial Committee
J. A. Bell H. A. Bent R. C. Brasted W. 0. Cook D. A. Davenport J. V. DeRose I. D. Evbanks G. S. Hammond A. J. Harrison M. Passer 8. Z. Shakhashiri
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G. Teterin (UNESCO) (IUPAC) D. J. WaddinM. H. Gardner. Chairman Ex Dfficio: H. W. Heikkinen Conference Manager W. T. Lippincon Conference Editor R. E. Pearson Program Manager
Journal of Chemical Education
R. &cat, Univwsity of Western Aushalia. Perth W. B. Cwk. College of Natural Science. Coiwado State University, Fwt Collins. Colorado J. DeRose. JOURNAL OF CHEMICALEDUCATION, Springfield, Pennsylvania M. Freemantle, Hampshire, UK R. J. Friesen. University of Waterloo. Waterloo, Ontario. Canads T. R. Hitchings. Rlccarton High School, Christchurch. New Zealand R. Kernpa. Department of Education. University of Keele, Keele. Staffs. UK B. Orger, Stawe School. Buckingham. UK T. Schwartr, Department of Chemistry. Macaiester College. St. Paul. Mimesota F. Totto, Department of Chemistry, University of Ghana, Legon. Ghana D. Tanis, Holland Christian High School. Hailand, Michigan D. J. WaWngbn. Secretary. Comminee on the Teaching of Chemistry. IUPAC
