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Volume 60, Issue 3 (article(s) published - 01 March 2022)

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Answer to March 2022 Figuring Physics Question 

Paul Hewitt

Phys. Teach. 60, A163 (2022)

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POWER LINES 

Paul Hewitt

Phys. Teach. 60, 163 (2022)

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More astronauts who went to the Moon 

Frank Daniel Lock

Phys. Teach. 60, 164 (2022)

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Peter Froehle remembered 

Charles H. Miller

Phys. Teach. 60, 164 (2022)

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Response to the paper "Leaving the 'One True Path': Teaching physics without single correct answers" 

Eugenia Etkina, and Gorazd Planinšič

Phys. Teach. 60, 164 (2022)

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An estimation of an article 

Terrence Toepker

Phys. Teach. 60, 165 (2022)

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Share It, Don't Split It: Can Equitable Group Work Improve Student Outcomes?     

Danny Doucette, and Chandralekha Singh

Phys. Teach. 60, 166 (2022)

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Would Usain Bolt Beat the Dinosaur Dilophosaurus Wetherilli in a 100-Meter Race   

Scott A. Lee

Phys. Teach. 60, 169 (2022)

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Infusing Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Throughout Our Physics Curriculum: (Re)defining What It Means to Be a Physicist   

Martha-Elizabeth Baylor, Jessica R. Hoehn, and Noah Finkelstein

Phys. Teach. 60, 172 (2022)

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Jumping Off a Merry-Go-Round 

Terrence Toepker

Phys. Teach. 60, 176 (2022)

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Providing Context for Identifying Effective Introductory Mechanics Courses 

Jayson M. Nissen, Ian Her Many Horses, Ben Van Dusen, Manher Jariwala, and Eleanor Close

Phys. Teach. 60, 179 (2022)

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A Two-Tiered Strategy to Help Students Assess Their Answers to Physics Problems 

Jeffrey Marx

Phys. Teach. 60, 183 (2022)

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Teaching Quantum Computing to High School Students 

Ciaran Hughes, Joshua Isaacson, Jessica Turner, Anastasia Perry, and Ranbel Sun

Phys. Teach. 60, 187 (2022)

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Using "Limits to Growth" Modeling Software in an Environmental Physical Science Lab 

Hauke Busch

Phys. Teach. 60, 190 (2022)

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An Inquiry Approach to Effective Use of Instrumentation: An Example from RC Circuits 

G. Harvey, M. Gilday, and T. J. Kelly

Phys. Teach. 60, 192 (2022)

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A Skateboarding Experiential Learning Activity for Introductory Physics 

Liang Zeng, Guang Zeng, Oscar Guerrero, and George Garcia

Phys. Teach. 60, 196 (2022)

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Measuring the Magnetic Field Vector of Earth 

Leonid Minkin, and Daniel Sikes

Phys. Teach. 60, 200 (2022)

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Exploring Historical Scientific Instruments by Using Mobile Media Devices 

Aurelio Agliolo Gallitto, Onofrio Rosario Battaglia, Giuseppe Cavallaro, Giuseppe Lazzara, Lorenzo Lisuzzo, and Claudio Fazio

Phys. Teach. 60, 202 (2022)

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Demonstrating Mechanical Beats on Phosphorescent Foil in Real Time 

Panagiotis Lazos, Anastasios Nezis, and Nikolaos Kyriazopoulos

Phys. Teach. 60, 207 (2022)

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Understanding Aristotle's Wheel Paradox from the Viewpoint of Motion Decomposition 

Huiling Xu, Xun-Wang Yan, and Yanyun Wang

Phys. Teach. 60, 212 (2022)

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A Single Photo for Calibration and Measurement: A Low-Cost Spectrometry Setup 

J. Pfaender, L.M. Gratton, T. Rosi, P. Onorato, and M. Malgieri

Phys. Teach. 60, 220 (2022)

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Figuring Physics February Answer 

Paul Hewitt

Phys. Teach. 60, 222 (2022)

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Comment on "Tilting Motion and the Moment of Inertia of the Smartphone" 

Peter F. Hinrichsen

Phys. Teach. 60, 223 (2022)

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Looking Up: Observational Astronomy for Everyone 

Michael Noble Farney

Phys. Teach. 60, 226 (2022)

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Question 1: Ketchup packets; Question 2: Dog hair 

Larry Weinstein

Phys. Teach. 60, 228 (2022)

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Solutions for Fermi Questions, February 2022 

Larry Weinstein

Phys. Teach. 60, B228 (2022)

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Solutions for Fermi Questions, March 2022 

Larry Weinstein

Phys. Teach. 60, A228 (2022)

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Solution to the December, 2021 Challenge Ride goes before the fall - 2.* 

Boris Korsunsky

Phys. Teach. 60, A229 (2022)

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The pot and the kettle 

Boris Korsunsky

Phys. Teach. 60, 229 (2022)

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Astronomy activities for promoting scientific evaluation 

Janelle M. Bailey, and Doug Lombardi

Phys. Teach. 60, 230 (2022)

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Demonstrating birefringence using a smartphone camera 

Chokchai Puttharugsa, Patamas Bintachitt, Surawut Wicharn, and Suwan Plaipichit

Phys. Teach. 60, 232 (2022)

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The hand boiler and how it does not work 

James Lincoln

Phys. Teach. 60, 234 (2022)

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Getting schooled in physics the hard way: A long journey to an inclusive pedagogy 

Mare Sullivan

Phys. Teach. 60, 236 (2022)

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AP Physics C and AP Physics 2: Second-year physics courses? 

Susan C. White

Phys. Teach. 60, 238 (2022)

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David Butler's "How Far Away Is It?" 

Dan MacIsaac

Phys. Teach. 60, 239 (2022)

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Eugene K's "Physics Videos" features "Black Holes as you've never seen them" 

Dan MacIsaac

Phys. Teach. 60, 239 (2022)

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Introductory Physics, A Model Approach by Robert Karplus (1969, revised and edited by Fernand Brunschwig, 2006) with a Teacher's Guide 

Dan MacIsaac

Phys. Teach. 60, 239 (2022)

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