An organization looking to enhance physics instruction with computation. Have physics in your profile? We follow back!
Joined August 2017
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We apologize for the zoom bombing tonight. We should have taken better precautions, esp. given the turbulent nature of Twitter lately. We are shutting down this account; the mailing list will remain active and we will be developing a process to better protect our community.
Join us for a PICUP/ALPHA webinar! Computational Physics with Vernier Sensors - mailchi.mp/e6148e4c4e9c/do-y…
Do you know faculty at Two-Year Colleges that may want to integrate computation into their Physics courses? - mailchi.mp/0928dba74253/do-y…
Really incredible to be recognized by @APSphysics!
Truly a testament to the work everyone has done to make @gopicup what it is. Way too many folks to thank in a tweet.
Let’s keep working on this project together.
@physicistdanny (for the team)
aps.org/programs/honors/priz…
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Great update by @veritasium to his original (excellent) video on energy transmission in a circuit. The shout-out to M&I is quite appreciated (@VPython_Code, @aaronptitus). Definitely watch his if you teach circuits #ITeachPhysics youtu.be/oI_X2cMHNe0
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I've been thinking a lot about the discourse around "physics is hard." Like, it *is* hard, but implicit in the discussion is a persistent framing of difficulty as a gatekeeping tool (1/n)
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New Fellowship Opportunity - AAPT and @AIP_HQ is looking for K12 teacher mentor and mentee applicants for the "Master Teacher Instructional Fellows: Underrepresented Teachers of Physics UToP) program. Learn more and apply ➡ ow.ly/X4pr50IVZgM #K12education @MarketyMark
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The #Physics Dept. Chairs #Conference will be held June 13-15, at the Hamilton Hotel in Wash, DC. Conference will begin at about 7pm on June 13, & end before noon on June 15. There will also be a #NewChairsWorkshop 3-5pm on June 13. Register before May 6. ow.ly/cC6b50Iw8AP
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Join the next Physics & Astronomy SEA Change webinar tomorrow at 2pm ET on "Designing course activities, policies, & infrastructure to support early college (physics) success at the Univ. of Illinois". Presenters; Eric Kuo & Muxin Zhang (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign).
