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Home   |   Publications   |   APS News   |   January 2006 (Volume 15, Number 1)   |   And the Textbook is Thi-i-is Thick....

And the Textbook is Thi-i-is Thick....

Ninety new physics and astronomy faculty attended a 3-day workshop at the American Center for Physics in College Park last November, to absorb new ideas in pedagogy from leading practitioners and researchers in physics education. The workshop is run annually by the American Association of Physics Teachers, in partnership with the APS and the American Astronomical Society, with funding provided by the National Science Foundation. Here Warren Hein, Associate Executive Officer of AAPT (left), rivets workshop participants with a key bit of information. The workshop chair was Ken Krane of Oregon State University.

Warren Hein

Photo credit: Bernard Khoury


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