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Fons, John – Physics Teacher, 2010
Students can be seen throughout any campus in America carrying their cell phones, laptop computers, and iPhones. I've seen a tremendous increase in the student use of laptop computers during lectures and students often ask for electronic copies of lectures rather than printed versions. In an attempt to adapt to my students' increasingly…
Descriptors: Web Based Instruction, Computer Uses in Education, Science Instruction, Teaching Methods
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MacDonald, Teresa; Bean, Alice – Physics Teacher, 2009
Particle physics is a subject that can send shivers down the spines of students and educators alike--with visions of long mathematical equations and inscrutable ideas. This perception, along with a full curriculum, often leaves this topic the road less traveled until the latter years of school. Particle physics, including quarks, is typically not…
Descriptors: Physics, Science Instruction, Equations (Mathematics), Student Motivation
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Vera, Francisco; Romanque, Cristian – Physics Teacher, 2009
Physics teachers have long employed video clips to study moving objects in their classrooms and instructional labs. A number of approaches exist, both free and commercial, for tracking the coordinates of a point using video. The main characteristics of the method described in this paper are: it is simple to use; coordinates can be tracked using…
Descriptors: Internet, Teaching Methods, Physics, Science Instruction
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Haase, David G. – Physics Teacher, 2009
When a college instructor goes out of town and must miss a lecture, the standard options are to cancel the class meeting or to enlist a colleague to fill in. In the former case a teaching opportunity is lost; in the latter the substitute may not lead the class in the same way as the instructor. Some students routinely skip lectures by a guest…
Descriptors: Delivery Systems, Lecture Method, Educational Technology, Computer Uses in Education