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Dear Students, here are, in preliminary settings (before Moodle is ready) some of the didactical material of the above mentioned course.
Lecture 0: Programme
Lecture 1: Introduction to general didactcs (three parts) Part I Comenius Part II Didactics: principles & methods Part III Didactics: tools & goals Case study 1: Laws of conservation Short 1: Three functions in teaching
Lecture 2: Traditional laboratories Case study 2: Electrostatics Short 2: "Czech" problems in Physics
Lecture 3: Textbooks Part I: General culture (and High-resolution ppt 30 MB) Part II: Physics (and High-resolution ppt 33 MB) Part III: Astronomy
Lecture 4: Neo-realism Part I: Physics and Toys
Lecture 5: Hyper-constructivism Part I: Constructivism & Cognittivism
Lecture 6: Electromagnetism
Grzegorz Karwasz Popularyzacja - wykład w jęz. polskim Literature: Part I Textbooks [1] G. Karwasz, A. Karbowski, K. Rochowicz, Didactics of physics, with elements of general didactics and didacttics of astronomy. [2] Rob Toplis (ed.) Learning to teach Science in the Secondary School. A companion to school experience. Routlege, Oxon, 2015 [3] Lawrence Lerner, Physics for scientists and engineers. Part XI "Relativity", Part XII "The Quantum Word", Jones & Barlett, Inc. 1996
Part II Sources [1] Aristotle, Physics, J. Barnes, editor, The Complete Works of Aristotle. The Revised Oxford Translation, Vol. 1, 1991
[10] John D. Barrow & Frank J. Tipler, The Anthropic Cosmological Principle, 1986 Part III Torun tex-books [1] G. Karwasz, J. Kruk, Ideas and implementations of interactive didactics. Exhibition, Science Centers and Musea, UMK, Toruń, 2011 [2] G. Karwasz, Little astronomer, in Polish, fragments
Part IV Popular and scientific papers in didactics [1] G. Karwasz, K. Służewski, A. Kamińska, Construtivistic paths in teaching physics.
Part V Scientific papers Some papers that will help to understand some didactical "nodes" Lecture 3: Solid state physics: Fermi surface
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