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9780135654415

Peer Instruction A User's Manual

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    9780135654415

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    0135654416

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1996-07-29
  • Publisher: Pearson
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Summary

Presents an entirely new approach to introductory physics within a calculus-based conceptual and a mathematical framework. It offers an approach to presenting the material that is more gradual than existing books on the subject.Peer Instruction: A User's Manualdevelops the full conceptual framework of each chapter within the first section of that chapter while addressing questions common to that topic. The material in this section concentrates on the underlying ideas and paints the big picture, whenever possible without equations. The second part of each chapter then develops the rigorous mathematical framework linked to the material presented in the first part. Each chapter also includes a short set of qualitative, conceptual questions at the end of the first section designed to strengthen the focus on the conceptual framework and facilitate understanding of the mathematical framework. The book is written in a lively, engaging style that anticipates the questions readers will have, articulates them, and answers them in a direct dialogue with the reader.MARKETS:A valuable reference book for anyone desiring an understanding of physics as it relates to engineering and science.

Table of Contents

Foreword ix
Charles W. Misner
Foreword xi
Sheila Tobias
Preface xiii
PART ONE: OVERVIEW 1(42)
Introduction
3(6)
An Eye Opener
3(2)
Memorization Versus Understanding
5(4)
Peer Instruction
9(10)
Why Lecture?
9(1)
The Concep Test
10(4)
Results
14(1)
Do Problem-Solving Skills Suffer?
15(1)
Feedback
16(2)
Conclusion
18(1)
Motivating the students
19(6)
Setting the Tone
19(3)
Preclass Reading
22(1)
Examinations
23(2)
A Step-By-Step Guide to Preparing for a peer Instruction Lecture
25(8)
Lecture Outline
25(1)
Concep Tests
26(1)
Demonstrations
27(1)
Lecture
27(1)
Examinations
28(1)
The Problem with Conventional Problems
29(1)
Why Bother?
30(3)
Sample Lecture
33(6)
Epilogue
39(4)
Often-Asked Questions
39(2)
Recommendations
41(2)
PART TWO: RESOURCES 43(202)
Force Concept Inventory
45(14)
Force Concept Inventory
47(11)
Answer Key for Force Concept Inventory
58(1)
Mechanics Baseline Test
59(12)
Mechanics Baseline Test
60(10)
Answer Key for Mechanics Baseline Test
70(1)
Questionnaire Results
71(4)
Introductory Questionnaire Results
71(4)
Reading Quizzes
75(30)
Kinematics
76(1)
Newton's Laws
76(1)
Forces
77(1)
Work
77(1)
Conservative Forces
78(1)
Potential Energy
79(1)
Gravitation
79(1)
Momentum
80(1)
Collisions
81(1)
Rotational Kinematics I
81(1)
Rotational Kinematics II
82(1)
Rotational Dynamics I
82(1)
Rotational Dynamics II
83(1)
Oscillations
84(1)
Waves
84(1)
Sound
85(1)
Fluid Statics
86(1)
Fluid Dynamics
86(1)
Electrostatics I
87(1)
Electrostatics II
88(1)
Electric Potential I
89(1)
Electric Potential II
89(1)
Capacitance
90(1)
Ohm's Law
91(1)
DC Circuits
92(1)
Magnetostatics
92(1)
Ampere's Law
93(1)
Hall Effect
94(1)
Magnetic Inductance
94(1)
Mutual Inductance
95(1)
AC Circuits I
95(1)
AC Circuits II
96(1)
Maxwell's Equations
97(1)
Electromagnetic Waves I
97(1)
Electromagnetic Waves II
98(1)
Geometrical Optics I
98(1)
Geometrical Optics II
99(1)
Physical Optics I
100(1)
Physical Optics II
100(1)
Diffraction
101(1)
Historical Introduction to Modern Physics
101(1)
Wave-Particle Duality/Uncertainty
102(1)
Spectral Lines
103(1)
Bohr Atom
103(1)
Answer Key for Reading Quizzes
104(1)
Conceptests
105(118)
Kinematics
106(5)
Forces
111(5)
Energy, Work, and the Conservation of Energy
116(7)
Gravitation
123(2)
Inertial Mass, Momentum, and Collisions
125(10)
Interactions
135(4)
Reference Frames
139(3)
Rotations
142(14)
Oscillations
156(9)
Sound
165(2)
Fluid Statics
167(7)
Optics
174(14)
Electrostatics
188(6)
Dielectrics & Capacitors
194(2)
DC Circuits
196(6)
Magnetism
202(8)
AC Circuits
210(5)
Electrodynamics
215(2)
Modern Physics
217(6)
Conceptual Exam Questions
223(22)
Kinematics
224(1)
Newton's Laws
224(4)
Work and Energy
228(1)
Momentum & Collisions
229(1)
Rotations
230(1)
Oscillations, Waves, and Sound
231(1)
Fluids
231(1)
Electrostatics
232(3)
DC Circuits
235(1)
Magnetism
236(3)
Induction and Maxwell's Equations
239(1)
AC Circuits
240(2)
Optics
242(1)
Modern Physics
242(3)
Appendix: Disk Instructions 245(2)
Index 247

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