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Photons are finally here. Who knew such a slow arrival was possible? Maybe COVID tunnelling is a phenomenon after all or at least COVID-induced lassitu…
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August is 'silly season', so right in the middle of it, a light relief. images: the ABC of practical work Just suppose wanted a way of thinking about p…
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A little compensation in real-life now: after energy, a little brevity. Hope you're all keeping well, corporeally and otherwise. Images, Maxwell and af…
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Well, here in the UK the gloom continues, alleviated by birdsong and unseasonably predictable blue skies. I hope you're coping well, however well your …
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[Before you start, I hope you’re keeping well. If you prefer to read this in a browser, to make it easier to navigate the links, clicking on the title …
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Images - Climate change, models, focussing on feedback. Some of the more pressing and worrying images of our time concern climate change, and what the …
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Some reverberations, some new ripples
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Images How do you draw circuits? Circuit diagrams are amongst the most abstract representations used in elementary physics teaching. How best to suppor…
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On Teaching wavesHow do you introduce waves to 11-16 year olds? What are the advantages of your approach and the tripwires you’ve come across?
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a newsletter focussed on the teaching of physics to 11-18 year olds
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Welcome to Images, Resonances and Echoes by me, Ian Lawrence. Sometime teacher of physics Sign up now so you don’t miss the first issue. In the meantim…
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