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Lancor, Rachael – Science Teacher, 2009
Projectile motion, a cornerstone topic of introductory physics, is usually a student's first exposure to the problem-solving techniques used in this subject. Often, this is an inactive learning experience--students work with pencil and paper to read and solve projectile motion problems (e.g., diagrams and descriptions of balls being hit, kicked,…
Descriptors: Physics, Motion, Learning Experience, Science Instruction

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