First: I apologize for the lack of activity in my blog.
Second: There were precious moments in Physics (3 sections) & Astronomy (new section) and I thought instead of blabbering about them I should just let some pictures convey the extent of the fun as well as learning.
Second: There were precious moments in Physics (3 sections) & Astronomy (new section) and I thought instead of blabbering about them I should just let some pictures convey the extent of the fun as well as learning.
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| The Smiles of Pride! :-) |
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| Tip of the Hat to Sir Isaac Newton! |
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| When Physix meets Art; only Coolism ensues! :-) A Cool Student PhysArt Project |
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| Nothing beats the connectedness between Physix concepts! Mechanical Systems (spring/mass) in Series/Parallel to contrast with Electrical Systems In Series/Parallel |
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| Students love it when Experts present their work! Dr. Brian McNamara discusses his work on Supermassive Black Holes & Exploding Galaxies! |
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| Star Gazing Extravaganza wraps up a Cool First Year of Astronomy, look at the wide smiles! :-) |
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| Optics meets Art! Backyard of our classroom with the Physix room acting as a Camera Obscura! |
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| iPad used to generate Motion Diagrams. How cool is that? |
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| Physix of Motion meets Art! iPad used to generate the corresponding Motion Diagram. |
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| Testing Hypotheses about Combinations of Human Electric Generators (Take I) |
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| Testing Hypotheses about Combinations of Human Electric Generators (Take II) |
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| Taking the concept of Combinations of Human Electric Generators to its Ultimate Finale! |
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| Students getting close & personal with Optics, Lens Equation Lab! |
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| Physix meets Art, slide from a student's project presentation! |
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| Physix meets Art (refer to previous image!) |
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| Astronomy Lab on Plasma & Light Spectra, Sweet! :-) |
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| Astronomy class experiencing Motion Diagrams (look closely to see the blue dots!) |
Third: I hope the above excite you to share your own cool images from last year of Physics or Astronomy.
Thank you for taking the time to view/read the post and I hope you would be kind to leave some comments.
Thank you and take great care! :-) |

















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