written by
Manjula Devi Sharma
published by
the UniServe Science
This resource is a set of calculus-based physics tutorials and worksheets on waves and optics, developed for students who have successfully completed a course in high school physics. It was designed to be implemented in student-centered cooperative learning environments. The tutorials feature thematic workshops across a broad range of topics relating to wave phenomena, types of waves, sound, simple harmonic motion, electromagnetic spectrum, reflection/refraction, lenses, and mirrors. Workshop Tutorials were deliberately designed to not be part of the formal assessment procedure, allowing students to openly discuss problems in physics and explore solutions in a stress-free environment. Solutions are provided to students as they leave the class, giving them immediate feedback on their ideas. All materials, including worksheets/solutions and activities, are available in Word and PDF formats.
Created by the University of Sydney Physics Education Research group (SUPER) this item is part of a larger collection of activity-based physics tutorials.
M. Sharma, Workshop Tutorials for Physics: Waves and Optics - Regular (UniServe Science, 2002), <http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/super/physics_tut/waver.html>.
Sharma, M. (2007, June 12). Workshop Tutorials for Physics: Waves and Optics - Regular. Retrieved December 12, 2024, from UniServe Science: http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/super/physics_tut/waver.html
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This is the full collection of activity-based physics materials by the authors, which includes units on mechanics, properties of matter, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, and quantum physics. Each topic is broken down into introductory and calculus-based levels.