Teaching physics : with the physics suite
Abstract
Chapter 1. Introduction and Motivation. Chapter 2. Cognitive Principles and Guidelines for Instruction. Chapter 3. There's More than Content to a Physics Course: The Hidden Curriculum. Chapter 4. Extending our Assessments: Homework and Testing. Chapter 5. Evaluating our Instruction: Surveys. Chapter 6. Instructional Implications: Some effective teaching methods. Chapter 7. Lecture-Based Methods. Chapter 8. Recitation and Laboratory-Based Methods. Chapter 9. Workshop and Studio Methods. Chapter 10. Using the Physics Suite. Bibliography. Appendix (on Resource CD). Index.
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