The Physics Source: A Resource for Introductory Physics Courses

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The Physics Source is a collection of resources for introductory college level physics courses. It includes curriculum, curriculum support material, reference material, and pedagogical and physics education research inspired content.

The Source relies on you, the community of teachers, to expand and maintain its holdings.

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Equity investigation of attitudinal shifts in introductory physics
This study explores the impact of University Modeling Instruction on student attitudes regarding science, with a focus on the impact of gender and ethnicity.
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Feb 14	Physlet Physics - Mechanics
Feb 14	Physlet Physics - 3rd Edition
Jan 4	Graphs and Tracks
Aug 31	Computational Modeling in Physics First Bootstrap

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February 22th History

1857: Heinrich Hertz was born in Hamburg, Germany. He was the first to produce and detect radio waves (1888).
Source: Physics Infomall.