Workshop Led by: Joe Kremer Come learn a powerful method to provide your students with personalized and useful feedback. Giving personalized feedback can be challenging and enormously time-consuming, especially when teaching large numbers of students, but setting clear learning targets and using…
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Workshop Led by: Mark Schober The photoelectric effect is one of the central phenomena in our understanding of light and matter. Shine light on a metal, and electrons are ejected . . . sometimes. Why electrons are or aren’t ejected is surprising and…
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Led by: Rony Yarden “The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious.” Albert Einstein Mysteries have challenged the best minds among scientists, archaeologists, anthropologists, and adventurers since the beginning of time. Mysteries and curiosities have held their grip on human…
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] One of the most consistent things secondary, and even undergraduate students state about learning Physics is that they “fear” it. Especially in physics, students often feel intimidated and can even enter a physics class believing they cannot understand the concepts and…
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This workshop will explore the ISLE Approach of instruction in the STEM classroom and how to create an environment in which students can discover and learn physics for themselves.
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Leaders: Diane Jammula and Pravin Jammula Are your students stressing out about the upcoming AP physics 1 exam? Want to gain some new ideas, resources, and/or methods for how to better review and prepare your students?
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