This week I have added more classmates to my "following" list. Also included some high power physics gurus. I know this will help give me new ideas for teaching.
When I hear that, I think of people like, the late Richard Feynman and Walter Lewin (from MIT). Have you seen any of Lewin's video lectures? If not, I recommend them! MIT's open source education policy is pretty awesome.
Hey Wally, you have probably already come across this site, but if you haven't, check it out, it's an awesome resource for teaching high school physics. It has simulations, tutorials, etc. packed with info.
What is your twitter name?
ReplyDeleteWho are the high power physics gurus you speak of. I would like to follow them myself. My Twitter name is ssedd.
Who are the high power physics gurus? I need to start following them!
ReplyDeleteI want to know who these guys are too,... please!
ReplyDeleteWhen I hear that, I think of people like, the late Richard Feynman and Walter Lewin (from MIT). Have you seen any of Lewin's video lectures? If not, I recommend them! MIT's open source education policy is pretty awesome.
Hey Wally, you have probably already come across this site, but if you haven't, check it out, it's an awesome resource for teaching high school physics. It has simulations, tutorials, etc. packed with info.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.physicsclassroom.com/