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Article #1669Re: A.P.Physics Text
From: Robert Curtis
Date: Fri, 25 Mar 1994 03:06
Date: Fri, 25 Mar 1994 03:06
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In reply to the questions about texts for AP Physics, I attended
the AP Conference at Pace University in NYC a couple of weeks ago.
The physics coordinator was Mr Pomeroy who teaches at Archmere
Academy, Claymont, Delaware.
He teaches both Physics C and Physics B levels, and both to
students as their first course in physics.
For Physics B he uses:
Physics Cutnell & Johnson Wiley
and recommends as additional sources:
College Physics Sears, Zemansky Addison Wesley
and Young
Physics Giancoli Prentice Hall
College Physics Serway & Faughn Saunders College Pub
A Teachers Manual for Dr J. Kolena The Talent Identification
an Advanced Placement Duke University
Course in Physics B Durham, NC 27708
A Teachers Lab Manual Dr J. Kolena
for an Advanced Dr H. Haskell
Placement Course in
Physics B
For Physics C he uses:
Fundamentals of Physics Halliday & Resnick Wiley
and recommends as additional sources:
Instructors Manual for Christman & WIlliams Wiley
Fundamentals of Physics
University Physics Sears & Zemansky Addison, Wesley
Elementary Classical Weidner & Sells Allyn & Bacon
Physics
Physics Tipler Worth
SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS he recommends:
The Physics Problem Solver Research and Education Association
Our Favority Physics Demos J B Johnston 1201 8th Terrace North
Videotapes for Teachers A Leitner Naples, FL 33940
R F Neff
Science Riddles Learning Arts Box 179
Wichita, KS 67201
A Demonstration G D Freier AAPT
Handbook for Physics F J Anderson
Physics Demonstration W A Hilton AAPT
Experiments
Cross Educational Software, Inc. 1802 N Trenton Street
P. O. Box 1536
Ruston, Louisiana 71270
Bob Curtis
Hackensack High School
Hackensack, NJ 07601
rcurtis@llnj.ll.pbs.org
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