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This resource is a student tutorial on magnetism designed for beginning physical science students. It is organized into sequenced headings that each contain interactive simulations and reflective questions. The first half of the tutorial gives students a conceptual framework to understand properties of magnets and magnetic behavior. The topics then broaden to include magnetic lines of force, magnetic field, electromagnets, electric motors, and galvanometers. This resource is part of a collection developed by the Non-Destructive Testing Resource Center at Iowa State University.
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This resource is part of a Physics Front Topical Unit.
Topic: Magnetism and Magnetic Force
Unit Title: What is Magnetism? This resource is a student tutorial on magnetism appropriate for middle school or 9th grade Physical Science. It is organized into sequenced headings that each contain interactive simulations and reflective questions. The first half of the tutorial gives students a conceptual framework to understand properties of magnets and magnetic behavior. The topics then broaden to include magnetic lines of force, magnetic field, electromagnets, electric motors, and galvanometers. Link to Unit:
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