We believe that physics teaching is a wonderful thing, but are aware not everyone agrees. In the UK more and more non-specialists are getting the opportunity (welcome or otherwise) to shine a light on peoples misconceptions about the World around them.We started this podcast to provide useful information about how some of the best physics teachers we know teach the subject. Nearly always the answer will be ‘do some practical work’, which we know is essential to grounding understanding as well as being fun to do and making lessons easier to manage.
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Playing with Beats
Thomas was interested in how the brain makes its own beat, and put together this little sound test. You'll need headphones to appreciate it properly, but it is interesting to listen to on speakers as well.
episode 2: First Thoughts on Covid "Secure" Teaching
As we go back to school, what are the challenges and opportunities for teaching safely?
episode 3: James de Winter is Electric
James de Winter joins us to talk about experimenting with electricity.
episode 6: IoP Domains
Thomas and Robin mull over the recent Nobel Prize for Physics, then chat to Carole Kenrick about IoP Domains and zines.
episode 7: A-Level RP: Specific Heat Capacity
obin and Thomas are joined by Rajani Nair (@NairPhysics) who answered a Twitter call about A-level required practicals