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Stoppage Time

Physics First? I genuinely don’t know…

April 24, 2019 by Michael Ralph Leave a Comment

How much math is needed for a student to be prepared to learn physics? Do they need two years of algebra? Does the work in a chemistry class add to their preparation? Does none of it matter, and “physics-first” does just fine with a well designed curriculum? A listener sent me these kinds of questions… Read More »

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Yearly Observation Just Isn’t Good Enough

May 25, 2018 by Michael Ralph Leave a Comment

The next step in the educational pipeline is frequently the justification for today’s practices. “In 5th grade we do it this way, because middle school is coming!” Several years later we hear, “We do it this way because that’s what they’ll expect in high school!” At the end of the line, it seems the choices… Read More »

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