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DDesulgon
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Hello,
I would like to discuss with my students the deflection of electrons in electric and magnetic fields. For this purpose, I would like to perform the experiments with electron beam deflection tubes and teltron tubes. How would you implement this organizationally in the classroom? There are about 20 students; of course, from a distance they can't see exactly what is happening up front. Should I bring the students to the front in groups (what are the rest doing meanwhile?), or do you have another solution? Who takes the measurements and how do the students evaluate them?
Thanks in advance!
I would like to discuss with my students the deflection of electrons in electric and magnetic fields. For this purpose, I would like to perform the experiments with electron beam deflection tubes and teltron tubes. How would you implement this organizationally in the classroom? There are about 20 students; of course, from a distance they can't see exactly what is happening up front. Should I bring the students to the front in groups (what are the rest doing meanwhile?), or do you have another solution? Who takes the measurements and how do the students evaluate them?
Thanks in advance!