Excerpt from Elementary Practical Physics: A Guide for the Physical Laboratory
It is a mistaken supposition, unfortunately prevailing largely among science teachers, that the Laboratory Method requires a student to discover for himself the important laws and truths of the physical world. The race has been centuries in reaching its present knowledge of Nature's laws, and it is evidently unreasonable to expect the untrained mind of a boy or girl to discover and formulate in one year, or even in several years, the principles discussed in an elementary book on Physics. The office of the school physical laboratory is not one of p/rlginal discovery; but, in the first place, to put the student in the best possible position to see What he looks at, in order that fact-knowledge may be added to word knowledge in the most impressive way by having the head and hand work and learn together; and, in the second place, to tram the faculties to exactness of obser vation, independence and carefulness in forming conclu sions, and good judgment in weighing evidence.
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Excerpt from Elementary Practical Physics: A Guide for the Physical Laboratory
It is a mistaken supposition, unfortunately prevailing largely among science teachers, that the Laboratory Method requires a student to discover for himself the important laws and truths of the physical world. The race has been centuries in reaching its present knowledge of Nature's laws, and it is evidently unreasonable to expect the untrained mind of a boy or girl to discover and formulate in one year, or even in several years, the principles discussed in an elementary book on Physics. The office of the school physical laboratory is not one of p/rlginal discovery; but, in the first place, to put the student in the best possible position to see What he looks at, in order that fact-knowledge may be added to word knowledge in the most impressive way by having the head and hand work and learn together; and, in the second place, to tram the faculties to exactness of obser vation, independence and carefulness in forming conclu sions, and good judgment in weighing evidence.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book provides an experimental approach to teaching Physics at the high school level. It includes a series of carefully selected exercises that students can perform to supplement their classroom instruction. The exercises are designed to help students develop a deeper understanding of the fundamental principles of Physics and to improve their ability to observe, record, and analyze data. The book also includes a comprehensive appendix that provides detailed instructions on how to conduct laboratory experiments, as well as a variety of useful tables and constants. This book will be a valuable resource for high school Physics teachers and students alike. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9781330413944_0
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