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From: Namkcihp
Date: Fri, 02 Dec 1994 18:35
Date: Fri, 02 Dec 1994 18:35
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Andrew Clary wrote
"I am preparing a study of the Twin Paradox for a grade 12
physicsclass, and I am wondering if any one out there would have any advise
on good methods for teaching this to a class. If so could you please respond.
Thank you.
If you have computers, consider using RelLab software.
I have had some good results using Paul Hewitt's Relativity video as a
starting point and ending with the students completing a story about the twin
parodox by Paul Horwitz of BBN
See TPT, Feb 94, page 81.
Good Luck
Paul
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