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1. Question end an explanation of it:
Which modern topics that are the result of modern physics discovery would you like to see in the classroom?
Current curriculum is mostly ancient physics and explains ancient discoveries.
Those are essential for understanding the basics of physics, but they leave no room for modern discoveries.
Which in your opinion are these modern topics that you'd like to see teachers teach - explain in classrooms - expecialy as a part of intrudustory physics?
Since the question is a part of my homework research as a masters degree student, but involves intruductory physics, I'm posting it here.
Thank you for your opinion!
/Sam
Which modern topics that are the result of modern physics discovery would you like to see in the classroom?
Current curriculum is mostly ancient physics and explains ancient discoveries.
Those are essential for understanding the basics of physics, but they leave no room for modern discoveries.
Which in your opinion are these modern topics that you'd like to see teachers teach - explain in classrooms - expecialy as a part of intrudustory physics?
Since the question is a part of my homework research as a masters degree student, but involves intruductory physics, I'm posting it here.
Thank you for your opinion!
/Sam
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