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High School

Resources for High School Educators and Students

Physics Teachers

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high school teacher at Teachers Day
High school teacher learning a simple way to present diffraction at an APS Teachers Day.

APS supports physics and physical science teachers through

  • Professional development
  • Physics curricula
  • Teacher workshops
  • Classroom resources
  • Preparing undergraduates to become high school physics teachers

Physics Students

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high school students
High school students studying and comparing LIGO experiment results at an APS Physics workshop.

APS helps high school physics students and those wishing to study physics in

  • Enjoying physics
  • Understanding physics career paths
  • Scholarship opportunities
  • Internship information
  • Accessing physics resources
  • Publicizing high school  physics news
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