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Grams, Michael – Physics Teacher, 2011
In a recent "TPT" article, I wrote about a website called "Cramster" (www.cramster.com), which provides students with solutions to homework problems from many textbooks in math and science. I proposed the following question: Could giving students the answers to their assigned homework problems be an effective way of teaching them physics? This…
Descriptors: Homework, Web Sites, Physics, Science Instruction
Grams, Michael – Physics Teacher, 2011
Recently when teaching a first-semester calculus-based physics course for engineers, I was perplexed by a particular group of students. These individuals were able to solve nearly every homework problem assigned from the end-of-chapter exercises in our textbook, and in some cases were able to do so using methods that we had not covered in class.…
Descriptors: Physics, Calculus, Web Sites, Homework