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Direct linkFont, Gabriel I.; Dills, Anthony N. – Physics Teacher, 2018
Any teacher of elementary physics can attest to the waning interest of students when all they are exposed to are boxes sliding down planes. In an effort to motivate interest, it is often useful to borrow examples from the real world. This way the students find it easy to identify the relevance of the subject matter. In addition, high-tech…
Descriptors: Physics, Science Instruction, Student Interests, Student Motivation
