Borg said:Astronuc beat you to it. That is a great demo. Love the way that it combines so many competing forces.
A physics demo is a demonstration or experiment that showcases the principles and concepts of physics in a visual and interactive way. It can involve hands-on activities, simulations, or live demonstrations.
Physics demos help students understand and visualize complex concepts by engaging them in a fun and interactive manner. They also allow students to see the real-world applications of physics and how it relates to everyday life.
Some common physics demos include pendulum motion, conservation of energy, projectile motion, and electricity and magnetism experiments. These demos can be performed using simple materials such as balls, magnets, and household objects.
You can incorporate physics demos into your teaching by planning and preparing ahead of time, making sure you have all the necessary materials and safety precautions in place. You can also use demos to introduce new concepts, reinforce previous lessons, or as a fun way to review before exams.
Yes, safety should always be a top priority when performing physics demos. It is important to carefully read and follow all instructions and safety guidelines, use appropriate safety equipment, and supervise students at all times. It is also recommended to perform a risk assessment before conducting any demos.