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S. Pollock; Publishers: Science Education Initiative at the University of Colorado and University of Colorado at Boulder
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This website provides the materials to teach a transformed sophomore-level classical mechanics/math methods course. The provided course is the first semester of a two-semester…
  
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W. Junkin
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This resource website for the IPAL project provides a free and open-source Moodle module to support in-class student polling. This module provides a web-based interface for teachers…
  
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C. Singh and University of Pittsburgh Physics Education Research Group
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This research-based student tutorial covers the topics of Coulomb’s Law, the superposition principle, and symmetry in electrostatics. The material is appropriate for a calculus-based…
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S. Robinson, V. Otero, and F. Goldberg; Publisher: American Association of Physics Teachers, Am. J. Phys., 78 (12), 13.
Although several successful inquiry-based physics and physical science curricula have been developed, little has been published that describes the development of these curricula in…
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G. Zhu and C. Singh, Am. J. Phys., 79 (5), 499-507 (2011).
The Stern–Gerlach experiment can play an important role in teaching the formalism of quantum mechanics. In the context of a finite-dimensional Hilbert space students can learn how to…
  
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Technical Services Group @ MIT Physics; Publisher: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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This video demonstration illustrates the relative density of surface charge on a charged, asymmetric conductor. A tear-drop shaped conductor is charged using a Wimshurst Machine.…
  
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Technical Services Group @ MIT Physics; Publisher: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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This video demonstration illustrates Faraday's and Lenz's Law. A steel ball and a spherical magnet are dropped through a copper pipe. The difference in time for the balls to fall…
  
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Editor: J. Schell; Publisher: E. Mazur
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This website is the home of a global community for users of Peer Instruction and related interactive teaching methods. Members can connect with other educators to share experiences…
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New Faculty Workshop: Fall 2011  [ Conference Proceedings ]
  
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Publisher: American Association of Physics Teachers, Physics and Astronomy New Faculty Workshops (2011).
The Fall 2011 New Faculty Workshop schedule and presentations are available in the attached documents.
  
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Technical Services Group @ MIT Physics; Publisher: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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This Youtube collection provides a wide range of short physics demonstration videos. The videos are designed to help students visualize the physical principles of common physical…
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