Let students learn physics through movement.

Author: Sun Honghui
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: "Let Students Learn Physics in Motion" fully demonstrates Teacher Gao's teaching philosophy and the journey of exploration in his teaching practice. The "motion" in the phrase "learning physics in motion" is the core of Teacher Gao's teaching philosophy and the soul of physics education. Over the years, Teacher Gao has persistently and deeply researched this "motion," transforming it into students' learning behavior and making physics learning (easy) and (happy). After reading this book, you cannot help but admire Teacher Gao's unique approach to the "motion" and feel a strong desire to incorporate "motion" into your teaching. How to make students "in motion," Teacher Gao's basic idea is: experiments, autonomy, and inquiry. Physics is an experimental science, so physics education must begin with experiments. How students can learn physics autonomously and truly achieve inquiry in physics learning—its core remains experiments. In physics education, without experiments, there is no real sense of autonomous or inquiry-based learning. How Teacher Gao designs experiments and guides students to explore in experiments—there are numerous specific and vivid teaching examples in the book. Readers, especially young teachers, will naturally gain many insights from these examples, helping them better understand that experiments are not just the process of junior high school physics teaching but also an effective way for students to learn physics. This book is one of the "Famous Teachers Series" for primary and secondary schools in Ma'anshan City, Anhui Province. It is a theoretical monograph on junior high school physics teaching research, divided into several parts: teaching practice, teaching research, and being a role model as a teacher. It provides detailed introductions to relevant concepts of junior high school physics teaching, along with accompanying study plans and lesson designs, making it suitable for junior high school physics teachers to refer to and study.