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in Physics. Problem-Based Learning. Chris Meyer York Mills C.I. christopher.meyer@tdsb.on.ca www.meyercreations.com/physics. The Problem with Learning. Many students do not believe science is real! Students don’t relate their ideas to their everyday life. Nonsense answers

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  1. in Physics Problem-Based Learning Chris Meyer York Mills C.I. christopher.meyer@tdsb.on.ca www.meyercreations.com/physics

  2. The Problem with Learning Many students do not believe science is real! Students don’t relate their ideas to their everyday life. Nonsense answers Science requires specialty equipment

  3. CLASSColorado Learning Attitudes about Science Survey Real World Connections Category: The subject of physics has little relation to what I experience in the real world. Learning physics changes my ideas about how the world works. 76% → 53%

  4. Kinematics • Frame a lesson

  5. Kinematics • Frame the lesson • Develop the concepts and equations • Predict a result • Verify

  6. Momentum Problem • Design an experiment • Take data • Analyze • Draw conclusions

  7. Momentum Problem

  8. Momentum Problem

  9. Circular Motion • Develop ideas • A capstone question: What happens to the force of tension when the pendulum is swinging?

  10. The Rollercoaster Challenge one metal bar

  11. The Rollercoaster Challenge

  12. The Rollercoaster Challenge

  13. The Rollercoaster Challenge one metal bar

  14. Force Concept Inventory (FCI) 82.8% 70 % York Mills 57% 1st Year PhysicsHarvard 1st Year Physics U of T Starting 1st year physics at U of T= 57% Starting 1st year physics at Harvard = 70% Finishing Gr. 12 physics at York Mills = 82.8%

  15. Problem-Based Learning Uses: Motivation to develop ideas Confirm new ideas Apply ideas

  16. Problem-Based Learning Results: must be immediately testable or verifiable must be verified by students not by authority figure can be found by direct experiments, comparisons to videos or simulations

  17. PhET Simulations

  18. PhET Simulations

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