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Started by Doug Dias
Wed, 01 Jun 1994 11:41
Curriculm
Author: Doug Dias
Date: Wed, 01 Jun 1994 11:41
Date: Wed, 01 Jun 1994 11:41
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Well, I've had an enormous amount of fun reading everyone's responses to the 'Why do opposites attract?' question that I posted last month. It's time to intigate again. This question is of a much more serious nature: Curriculum. What should be taught in a one year physics course? How much time should be devoted to each topic? Should an upper level class spend more time on certain topics than a lower level? These are not simple questions, I realize, but there is great disparity in several schools that I have taught in about what should be the contentof the course. Also, if some schools have a second year (not AP) physics course, what is taught then? Any and all responses are welcome. Signed The Instigator (Doug Dias) ==> dougdias@copernicus.bbn.com Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School 390 Lincoln Road Sudbury, MA 01776 PHN: 508-443-9961 FAX: 508-443-8824
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