Staff profile
Dr Premnadh Kurup
Lecturer
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Education - BendigoRoom/Location: 3.15 C Education, Bendigo
- T: +61 3 5444 7311,
- F: +61 3 5444 7800
- E: p.kurup@latrobe.edu.au
Qualifications
BSc, MSc, BEd, MEd, PhD. CChem MRSC, MRACI CChem
Membership of professional associations
Royal Society of Chemistry, UK, Royal Australian Chemical Institute, IUPAC & AARE
Area of study
Secondary teaching
Primary teaching
Teaching units
Science education
Recent publications
Books
Kurup, P.M.(2011,a). Education a key for reducing global warming. Lambert Academic publishing.
Kurup, P.M.(2011,b). The greenhouse effect, beliefs, understandings and intentions to act. Lambert Academic publishing.
Research conference papers (Refereed)
Kurup, P.M. (2007). Role of effective educational programs in students’ beliefs about, understandings of, and intentions to act to reduce global warming. Paper presented at symposium Eco-learning towards sustainable education futures at the AARE conference, Fremantle, November, 2007. Australia.
Kurup, P.M., & Hackling, M.W. (2007). Beginning primary teachers’ beliefs about, understanding of and intentions to act to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and global warming. Paper presented at the 2007 World Conference on science and technology education, 8 – 12 July, Perth, Australia.
Kurup, P.M., & Hackling, M.W. (2007).Pre-service primary teachers’ beliefs about, understanding of the greenhouse effect and intentions to act to reduce greenhouse emissions and global warming. Paper presented at the Australian science education research conference (ASERA), 12 – 15 July, Fremantle, Perth, Australia.
Kurup, P.M. (2007) Role of effective educational programs in students’ beliefs about, understandings of, and intentions to act to reduce global warming. Paper presented at the Eco learning colloquium, La Trobe University, 23- 24, June. Melbourne, Australia.
Kurup, P.M., Hackling, M.W., & Garnett, P.J. (2005). High school students’ beliefs and understandings about the Greenhouse effect, and intentions to act to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Greenhouse 2005, Melbourne, November, 2005.
Research conference papers
Kurup,P.M.,& Levinsion, R. (2011). How high school students use knowledge to make decisions on global warming an intervention study in two London high schools. Paper presented at ASERA 2011, Adelaide, Australia
Kurup. P.M. (2009). Impact of knowledge base for socioscientific argumentation and informed decision making regarding global warming among preservice primary teachers. Paper presented at 40th ASERA Conference, Geelong 1-4 July 2009.
Kurup, P.M., & Vongalis – Macrow. A,(2008). Future teachers’ beliefs, understandings and practices related to teaching regarding global warming and sustainability. Paper presented at symposium “Challenging the staus quo of EfS: research perspectives. AARE, Brisbane 30 Nov- 04 Dec 2008.
Kurup, P.M.,& Hackling, M.W. (2008). Impact of a professional learning intervention on pre-service primary teachers’ knowledge and confidence to teach about global warming. Paper presented at 39th ASERA conference, July 2008. Brisbane, Australia.
Vongalis - Macrow, A, & Kurup, P.M. (2008). Eco-Learning: Teachers' education for sustainable education futures.Paper Presented at Paris International Conference On Education, Economy & Society, Novotel Paris Tour Eiffel, Paris, France, 17-19 July 2008
Kurup, P.M.,& Hackling, M.W. (2006). Impact of high school students’ beliefs about, understandings of, and intentions to act to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the greenhouse effect. Proceedings Australian Council of Educational Research conference, 2006. p.90. Canberra.
Kurup, P.M. (2004). Secondary students beliefs about, understanding of, and intentions to act regarding the Greenhouse effect. Paper presented at the Western Australian Science Education Association (WASEA) Poster and Discussion Forum, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Nov. 2004.
Kurup, P.M., Hackling, M.W., & Garnett, P.J. (2002). Understandings of, beliefs about, and intentions to act regarding the Greenhouse effect. Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Chemical Education, Beijing, China, August, 2002. p.64.
Kurup, P.M., Hackling, M.W., & Garnett, P.J. (1998). Environmental chemistry issues: Need for research in terms of students beliefs, understandings and intentions to act regarding the environmental chemistry issues. Proceedings of the Conference Understanding Our Environment, Murdoch University, Perth, May, 1998.
Kurup, P.M. (1996). Strategies for development of meta-cognitive and meta-learning abilities of secondary school chemistry students in the third world countries. Paper accepted for symposium at the 14th International Conference on Chemical Education, Brisbane, July, 1996.
Kurup, P.M. (1995). Third world higher secondary chemistry curriculum: Need for the linking with societal, environmental and technological issues. Proceedings of the International Conference on Industry Education Initiatives in Chemistry, University of York, Aug/Sept, 1995. p.230
Kurup, P.M. (1994). Elements in the Periodic Table: A strategy for retrieval by higher secondary students. Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Chemical Education, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Aug, 1994.
Kurup, P.M. (1994). Research based meta-learning strategies suitable for third world countries at secondary level chemistry. Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Chemical Education, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Aug, 1994. p.229.
Kurup, P.M, Nair, S.B., Sivadsan, K.R. (1991). Cognitive desmosomes: A meta- learning strategy in higher secondary chemistry. Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Chemical Education, University of York, Aug, 1991.


