High School
Resources for High School Educators and Students
Physics Teachers
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
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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