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Monthly Archives: January 2011
>Fleece Sheets
>I had the idea for this post as I went to bed last night. My wife and I sleep in the basement where it’s really cold (especially these days in MN). We’ve tried multiple comforters etc to try to stay … Continue reading
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>Fake data labs
>One thing I’ve noticed over the years of teaching upper-level physics labs is that the students see the experiment “working” as the finish line. They seem to plan their semesters with that as a goal, determining when to order equipment, … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
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>Flipped classroom evaluations
>I just read my student evaluations for the fall 2010 classes. This semester I taught General Physics II in the “flipped classroom” or “naked teaching” philosophy for the first time. I felt the class went pretty well and the student … Continue reading
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