CeeSquaredScience
Physics for physics teachers
Over 50% of physics teachers in the US do not have a physics degree. Physics is notoriously a challenging class, for both students and teachers. Whether you were a physics major or have never taken a physics class, if you’re teaching physics, I want to share my excitement with you. I love solving problems and teaching physics gives me an unlimited supply :)
Some thoughts from my blog…
Check out some resources I use in my classes!
About Cee²
CeeCee is a high school physics teacher in Virginia. She studied physics at William & Mary then continued on to a Master’s in Science Ed. She taught 8th grade physical science before starting her current position teaching standard physics and AP Physics I. She is passionate about physics pedagogy and curriculum design and believes that strong content knowledge goes hand in hand with strong pedagogical knowledge to make for effective instruction. She loves astronomy, is a Virginia Master Naturalist, and dabbles in crochet, knitting, and quilting.
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Have an idea for a resource or blog post? Noticed a typo? Want to talk about physics and/or teaching? Send me a message :)
I spent some time thinking about the LAB FRQ, what it actually wants kids to do, how it relates to my labs, and how I can better prepare my students to tackle it.