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| Titre : | The Physics Teacher, 5/59. - May 2021 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/05/2021 |
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Rod Cross, Auteur
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The flow of air around a baseball and over the seam acts to slow the ball and to deflect it sideways. Turbulent flow can be visualized, and sideways deflection of the ball can be observed clearly if the ball is dropped in a glass fish tank and f[...]
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Edward F. Redish, Auteur
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The key difference between math as math and math in science is that in science we blend our physical knowledge with our knowledge of math. This blending changes the way we put meaning to math and even the way we interpret mathematical equations.[...]
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James Westley, Auteur ;
James H. Cooney, Auteur ;
Jacquelyn J. Chini, Auteur ;
Eleazar Vasquez III, Auteur ;
Jillian Schreffler, Auteur
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Students with disabilities comprise a large and growing fraction of college students; however, many instructors lack the training and knowledge to support them. In this paper, we discuss the impact of professional development about executive fun[...]
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Kurtz K. Miller, Auteur
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Have you ever taught “head on the table” physics students and wondered how to increase engagement? If so, I have two stories for you! Davon and Cynthia—both case study students—struggled with traditional physics but showed great promise with dev[...]
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Silvia Simionato, Auteur
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The concept of redshift is very often used in teaching physics and astronomy, as well as in science public outreach. Redshift is an interesting topic, used to describe many physical processes such as the Doppler effect or the expansion of the un[...]
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L.-J. Thoms, Auteur ;
G. Colicchia, Auteur ;
R. Girwidz, Auteur
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Optical polarization phenomena are omnipresent in physics, chemistry, biology, and technology. Studying optical polarization is best done through an interdisciplinary approach that combines biology and technology, which usually makes things more[...]
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Brian R. Page, Auteur
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The Wright brothers, Wilbur and Orville, are often depicted as lone geniuses, secretly assembling the first successful powered aircraft far from civilization at Kitty Hawk on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. There is a germ of truth in the pop[...]
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Daniel T. M. Fontes, Auteur ;
André Machado Rodrigues, Auteur
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Electromagnetism is a complex topic for students at different educational levels. Perhaps one of the reasons for this is that students are unable to visualize the forces, fields, currents, and other electromagnetism key concepts that are related[...]
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Jorge Enrique García-Farieta, Auteur
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The traditional lecture-based scheme of teaching physics has shown to be ineffective in several aspects. It results in a lack of motivation, with low impact on students, to address more complex physical systems than the ones presented in textboo[...]
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Louis Leblond, Auteur ;
Melissa Hicks, Auteur
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Scientific laboratories are among the most challenging course components to integrate into online instruction. Available technology restricts the design and nature of experiments, and it can be hard to replicate the collaborative lab environment[...]
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Sergio González-Cámara, Auteur ;
Soledad Sanz-Alférez, Auteur ;
Maria-Isabel Orús, Auteur ;
Jose-Ramón Ares, Auteur
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ABSTRACT
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←→seek . seek to previous12… 6 seek to 10%, 20% … 60%
Water is the essential component[...]
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Ranko Martin Artukovic, Auteur ;
Mirko Marušic, Auteur
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Although the old problem of rotating liquid is described and solved in many textbooks and articles, the story still remains interesting. Intuitive understanding of the equipotential spatial surfaces is very difficult. This article is an attempt [...]
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Girolamo Di Francia, Auteur
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Young students show great interest in solar energy and a genuine curiosity towards the operating mechanisms of a solar cell. This study reports on a methodology that reveals an effective approach in explaining the operation of solar cells to you[...]
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Michael Paul McCaughey, Auteur ;
Madison Henderson, Auteur
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Photogates play an important part of many of today’s physics laboratory experiments. They signal when an infrared (IR) beam is interrupted, thus supplying the experimenter with important timing information. Currently photogates use an infrared p[...]
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K. P. Trout, Auteur ;
Mark Adkins, Auteur ;
Jennifer Bekker, Auteur ;
Alexis Harlacher, Auteur ;
Frandy Ramirez, Auteur ;
Andrew Swingler, Auteur ;
Chase Wagner, Auteur
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For science students doing traditional laboratory experiments, often it may feel as if the apparatus and experiment have been specifically chosen for good results. They suspect that the science they are learning in the classroom will not match n[...]
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Thomas B. Greenslade Jr., Auteur
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The woodcut in Fig. 1 comes from a late 19th-century French book on the wonders of science. In it a girl is using the reflection from a transparent glass surface to copy a picture.
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| Cote | Support | Localisation | Section | Disponibilité |
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| The Physics Teacher. 5/59 (May 2021) | Périodique papier | Louvain-la-Neuve | Etagère des revues | Prêt autorisé Disponible |
