Abstract

Teaching High School Physics is centered on the principle that teachers need to be educated rather than trained and helps to form a substantive and substantiated foundation for a new way of teaching. Providing a mix of theory and practice, these books describe more than 40 important topics and encourage an inquiry-oriented approach to physics teaching. They include numerous examples and helpful resources. The Nature of Physics Teaching:Explores the role of educational research, teaching philosophies, and scientific epistemology as a foundation for good teachingPlaces a strong emphasis on learning by inquiryPrepares teachers with a solid philosophical and practical foundation focusing on the nature of physics teaching Teaching High School Physics is suitable for teacher candidates, experienced in-service physics teachers, and educators seeking a detailed reference guide to the many subjects being addressed in today's teaching reform movements.

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Mathematics education Physics Engineering physics Psychology

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