Physical Experimentation Theory: Discipline Modern Education Theory Book Series · Physics

Author: Yan Jinduo
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Publish Date: 1999-03-01
Features: This book briefly describes the role and significance of physical experiments in the development of physics and physics education, and takes middle school physics experiments as examples to systematically elaborate on the basic ideas, methods, and skills of physical experiment research. The book consists of eight chapters, covering the following content: The Role of Physical Experiments in the Development of Physics, The Role of Physical Experiments in Physics Education, Experimental Principles, Experimental Methods and Experimental Plans, Experimental Devices and Equipment, Selection of Experimental Conditions and Experimental Operations, Classroom Demonstration Experiment Teaching Strategies, and the Application of Mathematical Methods. This book can be used as a textbook or reference for undergraduate or graduate students in teacher training universities who are studying physical experiment research, and is also suitable for middle and high school physics teachers engaged in physical experiments and physics teaching.