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Tools & Resources
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Collisions
They happen all around us. Raindrops fall from the sky and collide with the ground. We have all heard of black holes colliding in spacetime.… -
Kit Experiments in Electricity and Magnetism
The Course The electromagnetic force unifying electrical and magnetic forces, is one of the four fundamental forces. With gravitation, it is one of the two… -
Kit Experiments in Mechanics
The Course Mechanics being a first course in physics training, a balance of theory and hands-on activities gets the student ready to undertake a systematic… -
Exploring a periscope made with prisms
This is a periscope made by students with two right angled prisms in a course on Optics taught by Physics faculty, Rema Krishnaswamy.(These kind of… -
Two simple experiments for a Thermal Physics classroom
What is this session about Make abstract concepts relatable How do we help students engage with concepts from Heat and Temperature that are often at… -
Making a Sundial/Fun with Shadows
What is this session about Phenomena around the Earth-Sun system Simple measurements/observations with a sundial can tell us a lot about interesting phenomena A common… -
An experiment on RC circuits for lockdown times
What is this session about Combining a variety of tools It is now possible to combine a variety of easily available tools to do conventional… -
Vector algebra: Some exciting applications
What is this session about Vector algebra made interesting Concepts from vector algebra are introduced at the higher secondary level. If we show students how… -
Using examples from Biology and Climate Science in a Physics classroom
What is this session about Physics in the world around us How do we see the broader relevance of Physics concepts to the world around… -
Physics at home
What is this session about Scientifically rigorous experiments at home How could we do quantitative school science experiments at home with commonly available material? Connect…