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From: Roger Key
Date: Mon, 05 Jun 1995 00:00

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I think the VERY BEST resource for references about teaching labs has
got to be the proceedings from LAB FOCUS available through the AAPT.

the biblio is also on ftp.phys.ksu.edu/pub/pira/* somewhere.

>
> This is almost certainly an FAQ, and please refer me to bibliographies or
> other online resources.
>
> I have been asked to supply a bibliography of references for an Outreach
> group here at Purdue that is called upon to comment/provide suggestions for
> HS Science (and Physics) lab construction.  Can anyone refer me to good
> resources regarding lab construction for TEACHING labs?
>
> Dan M
>
>
> [Physics] '...is a narrow and rigid education, probably more so than any other
> except perhaps in orthodox theology'
>                         --  T.S. Kuhn, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
> Dan MacIsaac, Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics,
 danmac@physics.purdue.edu
>

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