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Planinsic, G.; Gregorcic, B.; Etkina, E. – Physics Education, 2014
This paper introduces the readers to simple inquiry-based activities (experiments with supporting questions) that one can do with a computer scanner to help students learn and apply the concepts of relative motion in 1 and 2D, vibrational motion and the Doppler effect. We also show how to use these activities to help students think like…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Teaching Methods, Inquiry, Science Experiments
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Beare, Richard; Bowdley, David; Newsam, Andrew; Roche, Paul – Physics Education, 2003
There is still nothing to beat the excitement and fulfilment that you can get from observing celestial bodies on a clear dark night, in a remote location away from the seemingly ever increasing light pollution from cities. However, it is also the specific requirements for good observing that can sometimes prevent teachers from offering this…
Descriptors: Astronomy, Laboratory Equipment, Science Instruction, Computer Uses in Education