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  • ===The list of fields in physics=== ...of the fields of research in physics: <ref>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physics#Research_fields</ref>
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  • ;Elements of Physics by Alpheus W. Smith.<bibref f="default.bib">Smith:1943</bibref> ;A Textbook of Physics by Edwin Hall. <bibref>Hall:A-text-book-of-AA</bibref>
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  • ==Physics Education Research== ...has been focused on improving results in students' performance in standard physics topics. Some PER has addressed gender inequity in performance. PER is meant
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  • ===Physical science, the union and division of chemistry and physics=== In a policy recommendation, the AAPT defended against the integration of physics and chemistry in a 2010 national standards document, arguing that "Since th
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  • ...ergyTeachers.org serves that purpose for energy, but there's a lot more to physics than energy. LinkedIn serves the purpose of keeping in touch with professio [[Category:Physics teaching]]
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  • Shouldn't we have a picture textbook exploring how zombies might do physics? There's a trend of zombie literature, and why not ride it if there's no ha [[Category:Physics teaching]]
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  • Having our physics students build their own apparatus might have multiple benefits: ...ents who would not elect to learn circuits or programming, but would elect physics.
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  • If the canon exists to encompass the enduring and necessary components of physics knowledge, then what are the core components and whatare just the typical b ...school or college curricula, measured over the past century? A study of [[physics textbooks]] over the years might help to answer that question.
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  • What can the changing equipment in physics instructional laboratories tell us about the choices of content in curricul
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  • ...argue that teaching introductory physics is partly telling the world what physics is. That story has changed, and perhaps we will see that the story line can ...oductory physics texts finally coming to an agreement on what introductory physics is, canonically. (cite evidence)
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  • To what extent does the culture of physics determine the course of physics education? ...of touch with the values that physics provides to society. See http://www.physics.indiana.edu/~hake/CultureSciEdChangeE.pdf
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  • Are authors expressing the need to study physics in a single, canonical sequence? [[Category:Physics textbook studies]]
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  • ==A diverse physics curriculum== A diverse physics curriculum would provide multiple pathways to physics for students. The diversity might be between schools, or courses within a s
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  • ...special significance because they partly provide the first impressions of physics on students? [[Category:Physics textbook studies]]
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  • ...s' "They're Not Dumb, They're Different," a student taking an introductory physics class, Eric, reflected that "The instructor gave the class the impression t ...nce death march.” Freshmen in college wade through a blizzard of calculus, physics and chemistry in lecture halls with hundreds of other students. And then ma
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  • ...ic apparatus for lifelong learning" to give at the American Association of Physics Teachers' winter conference in Orlando, January 2014. http://aapt.org/Confe ...imes:the world of high energy physicists (1988, Harvard University Press), physics is presented as "a culture of no culture, which longs passionately for a wo
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  • ;Charlie Holbrow:author of Modern Introductory Physics. ...re, Pomona College:Tom wrote the six-volume textbook Six Ideas that Shaped Physics, which can be used in different orders. See photos from AAPT 2012-02. Not j
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  • #REDIRECT [[How physics educators shape the content of their curriculum]]
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  • ...ent is applicable to contemporary issues?" Some move on to "what topics in physics could we use to build a course that addresses contemporary issues?" ==Goals for re-shaping physics curriculum==
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  • ...riculum, with concerns like mechanics and calculus becoming more a part of physics, as opposed to their earlier banishment to mathematics. (p. 4) ...hysics As a Calling: Discipline and practice in the Königsberg seminar for physics.'' Ithaca, NY:Cornell University Press, 1991.
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  • ===The list of fields in physics=== ...of the fields of research in physics: <ref>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physics#Research_fields</ref>
    2 KB (199 words) - 07:56, 1 April 2017
  • To what extent does the culture of physics determine the course of physics education? ...of touch with the values that physics provides to society. See http://www.physics.indiana.edu/~hake/CultureSciEdChangeE.pdf
    397 bytes (60 words) - 06:40, 2 June 2011
  • ...special significance because they partly provide the first impressions of physics on students? [[Category:Physics textbook studies]]
    335 bytes (46 words) - 13:22, 5 November 2010
  • ...riculum, with concerns like mechanics and calculus becoming more a part of physics, as opposed to their earlier banishment to mathematics. (p. 4) ...hysics As a Calling: Discipline and practice in the Königsberg seminar for physics.'' Ithaca, NY:Cornell University Press, 1991.
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  • ==History 481:History of Modern Physics/Theory of Science== course= History 481:History of Modern Physics/Theory of Science |
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  • ...argue that teaching introductory physics is partly telling the world what physics is. That story has changed, and perhaps we will see that the story line can ...oductory physics texts finally coming to an agreement on what introductory physics is, canonically. (cite evidence)
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  • ==There is a parallel situation in physics curriculum== ...before learning anything else. The evidence is in the consistent layout of physics textbooks, in course syllabi, in sequencing of course requirements for majo
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  • ...the International Working Seminar on the Role of the History of Physics in Physics Education== ...the International Working Seminar on the Role of the History of Physics in Physics Education, a Conference held at the Massachuestts Institute of Technology f
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  • ==Topics in and related to physics== ===Solid State Physics===
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  • ...ic apparatus for lifelong learning" to give at the American Association of Physics Teachers' winter conference in Orlando, January 2014. http://aapt.org/Confe ...imes:the world of high energy physicists (1988, Harvard University Press), physics is presented as "a culture of no culture, which longs passionately for a wo
    2 KB (232 words) - 16:57, 3 January 2023
  • ==Physics Education Research== ...has been focused on improving results in students' performance in standard physics topics. Some PER has addressed gender inequity in performance. PER is meant
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  • John Rudolph writes about the development of PSSC Physics and BSCS Biology, curricula developed as part of a Cold-War reconstruction [[Category:History of physics education]]
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  • ...? We need to focus first and foremost on socially- and culturally-relevant physics for all students. As long as we don't really try to "make headway in educat
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  • ====Haiku on the history of physics====
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  • Shouldn't we have a picture textbook exploring how zombies might do physics? There's a trend of zombie literature, and why not ride it if there's no ha [[Category:Physics teaching]]
    361 bytes (59 words) - 13:12, 1 April 2012
  • ===Physical science, the union and division of chemistry and physics=== In a policy recommendation, the AAPT defended against the integration of physics and chemistry in a 2010 national standards document, arguing that "Since th
    970 bytes (136 words) - 19:39, 5 January 2012
  • Are authors expressing the need to study physics in a single, canonical sequence? [[Category:Physics textbook studies]]
    417 bytes (65 words) - 19:44, 7 November 2011
  • ...so far into the introductory year that the decision has been made to hate physics—You recognize this action and see it over and over again every fall semes [[Category:Physics teaching]]
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  • ...ths of physics, and the society of physicists and consumers and patrons of physics. ...ld study the history and sociology and philosophy of science, particularly physics, to reap the benefits of methods and philosophies that will inform my colle
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  • If the canon exists to encompass the enduring and necessary components of physics knowledge, then what are the core components and whatare just the typical b ...school or college curricula, measured over the past century? A study of [[physics textbooks]] over the years might help to answer that question.
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