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PhysicsCwithLarryBrowning CourseDescription:ElectricityandMagnetismisaone-semester,calculus-based,college-level physics course, especially appropriate for students planning to specialize or major in physical science or engineering. The course explores topics such as electrostatics; conductors, capacitors, and dielectrics; electric circuits; magnetic fields; and electromagnetism. Introductorydifferentialandintegralcalculusisusedthroughoutthecourse. Thisworkshopwillbeanopportunityforteacherstodoallofthefollowinganddecidewhichto emphasize(dependingontheneedsoftheirAPcourse): • Deepenunderstandinginthefivecontentareas: o Electrostatics o Conductors,capacitors,anddielectrics o Electriccircuits o Magneticfields o Electromagnetism • CompareAPandcollegeequivalentcourses • Develop,practice,andsharematerials • Buildasupportnetwork • Aligntheirsyllabus,laboratories,andothermaterialswithAPstandards • Exploreandshareteachingtechniquesandtechnologies • Make-and-takedemonstration/laboratoryequipment Duringthecourseoftheworkshop,participantswillbuildaWikispaceofsharedresourcesand havetheopportunitytodevelopandmodelAPappropriatematerialsthatwillmeetAPPhysics LearningObjectives: Eachdayshouldendwithaconstructionorsharingsession.Thehopeis that at the end of the workshop, each participant will have a “toolbox” of ready to use techniquesandresourcesfortheirAPclassesandunderstandhowtodevelopmore. WhatParticipantsShouldBring If you are participating in the Texas Lutheran University’s AP Physics C: Electricity and MagnetismworkshopduringJune9-13,2017,pleasebring: Alaptopcomputer YourAPPhysicsC:E&Msyllabus(ifyouhaveone) Anydemonstrationsorlaboratoriesyouwouldliketoshare Alistoftopicsyouwanttocover Biography:LarryBrowninghasbeenteachingphysicsatSouthDakotaStateUniversity(SDSU) since 1990 and before that at Marquette University (1983-1990). He earned a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from Syracuse University and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Purdue University in Physics. Over the years he has been instrumental in developing over 20 Eisenhower/NCLB professional development workshops for middle and high school teachers, has been a part of the American Association of Physics Teachers’ Rural Physics Teaching Resource Agents (Rural-PTRA), as well as serving as an AP Consultant in Physics. He also teaches the physics portion of the 7-12 Science Methods course at SDSU. When he is not discussing pressure and leverage with T-Rexes near Faith, SD, he enjoys putting on science demonstrationprogramsacrossSouthDakotaandtheregionoftenwithDr.MattMillerofthe ChemistryandBio-ChemistryDepartmentatSDSU.
