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Impulse Momentum Brain Dump
Curriculum development has moved me in a direction of teaching momentum in following order. First: impulsive forces Investigating impulsive forces–factors that effect peak force and duration. We us...
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I have become pretty emotionally sensitive to instructor dialogue that is explicitly geared toward bashing students, whether it be about a specific student or students in general. It sort of feels like...
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Scenes from this week
In 2nd semester physics we started solving circuit problems. Here is one group’s whiteboard. I’ve been leaning toward having students make a new graph and new table for each reduction. In general this...
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Draft of Projectile Card Sort Task
Putting together a draft for a matching task related to projectile motion. Yah! Click to view slideshow. Revised Prompts : Round 1: Hand out just the motion diagram, description, and list of initial...
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Momentum Stacked Graphs
For 1D impulse and momentum, we need a more integrated representational set than what Knight’s textbook gives us. They do before and after (sort of vector) diagrams and force vs time graphs for...
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