Volume 64, Issue 5 TOC Alert

Read these papers now View in Browser CURRENT ISSUE MANAGE MY ALERTS ABOUT THE JOURNAL The Physics Teacher Volume 64, Issue 5  01 May 2026 Latest Issue ALL ARTICLES > Answer to May 2026 Figuring Physics Question Paul Hewitt READ MORE > LIGHT GLOW OF DIFFERENT SOURCES Paul Hewitt READ MORE > A low-cost Van de Graaff generator Salvatore Ganci READ MORE > Measure or calculate? Shiv Kumar Chakarvarti READ MORE > Experimental Demonstration of the Slingshot Effect Rod Cross READ MORE > Blending Fluid Mechanics and Art—Part I: Making a Splash with High-Speed Photography Avery Trevino,Madeline E. Federle,Jack-William Barotta,Roberto Zenit READ MORE > Noether’s Theorem and Newton’s Laws Eugene Hecht READ MORE > Using Similar Triangles as a Mnemonic to Teach Students About Inclines Liam G. McDermott READ MORE > Modular Tracks for Magnetic Levitation Kohei Tada READ MORE > Make Your School (or Town or State) Part of the Problem! Boris Korsunsky READ MORE > Exploration and Production of Grow Lights: A Multidisciplinary Physics Project Based on Smartphones Kehong Chen,Yizhou Ling,Youwei Yang READ MORE > Distance from the Sun or Solar Incidence Angle? Investigating the Causal Mechanism of the Seasons Through an Experimental Setup Ioannis Starakis,Krystallia Halkia READ MORE > Black Box Experiments with Polarization Filters Hendrik Maas,Gunnar Friege READ MORE > Direction of the Plumb Line Seppo Mäkinen READ MORE > Smart Insight into Vector Inner Products from a Stupid Coordinate System David Syphers READ MORE > Using a Collaborative Exam Approach as an Equitable Exam Retake Nathan J. Kuwada READ MORE > Observations When Students “Self-Assess” Their Homework John Andrew Milsom READ MORE > Using the Falstad Online Simulator to Help Teach the Kinetic Theory of Gases Derrick E. Boucher READ MORE > Does the Meter Matter? Damping Differences in a Magnet–Spring Oscillator from Current vs. Voltage Measurements Hyejung Kwak,Seokmin Yun READ MORE > Simple Experiments to Visualize Energy Reduction When Sound Is Not Transmitted Seokmin Yun,Hyejung Kwak,Hyukjoon Choi READ MORE > Using a Mosquito Racket to Illustrate the Link Between Electrostatics and Electric Circuits Panagiotis Koumaras,Theodoros Pierratos READ MORE > An Autonomous Setup for Learning to Control an Oscilloscope Pedro Assis,João Joaquim,Manuel Ratola READ MORE > Using a Smart Cart to Explore Damping in Simple Harmonic Oscillators Jiawei Song,Yi Zhou,Yuxin Zhang,Xinyu Zhang,Wei Zhuang READ MORE > Laser Experiments and Applications on Palm (LEAP): Creating a Do-It-Yourself Wave Optics Educational Opportunity for Schools Without Optics Laboratories J. G. Ortega-Mendoza,A. Guzmán-Barraza,José Ángeles,Greg A. Smith,Daewook Kim,A. Padilla-Vivanco READ MORE > The Leaning Ladder Problem Rod Cross READ MORE > Exploring Introductory Community College Astronomy Performance for Students Requiring Mathematics Remediation with Two-Way ANOVA Zachary Richards READ MORE > A Toy Model to Explain Superconductivity Suhas Adiga,Mamta,P. Arun READ MORE > Neural Network Use for Physics Students: Projectile Motion with Drag Tom Bensky READ MORE > Exploring AC and electronic light flicker using a smartphone camera Sanjoy Kumar Pal READ MORE > Busting misconceptions through modeling Lawrence Krumenaker READ MORE > Integrating DeepSeek and dynamic visualization in physics education Minghui Ding READ MORE > Balancing broomsticks to a t! David Marasco READ MORE > April Figuring Physics Answer Paul Hewitt READ MORE > A conversation about student procrastination, flexible deadlines, and group work Raeghan Graessle,Laura Romanovich,William Heidorn,Brittney VornDick READ MORE > Full-time faculty members teaching physics and astronomy at two-year colleges Susan C. White READ MORE > Sir Lyndrical John John Adam READ MORE > Sir Lyndrical John: Solutions for Fermi Questions, May 2026 John Adam READ MORE > 2026 Summer Professional Development Opportunities for Physics Teachers Dan MacIsaac READ MORE > Action Lab Skylight Polarization Dan MacIsaac READ MORE > NASA Artemis Program Returns Live Astronauts to the Moon Dan MacIsaac READ MORE > New Veritasium Videos on Credit Card Tech, Zippers, and Antimatter Dan MacIsaac READ MORE > Video Oscilloscope Tutorial for Beginners Dan MacIsaac READ MORE > The mystery of the green spot: Thin-film interference inside a smartphone camera Sanjoy Kumar Pal READ MORE > Follow us on social media   Copyright © 2026 AIP Publishing. All rights reserved. 1305 Walt Whitman Rd., Melville, NY 11747 You are receiving this email because you have opted-in to receive alerts from us. To guarantee delivery of this email please add alerts@aip-info.org to your address book and safe senders list. If you no longer wish to receive emails from us then please unsubscribe or amend your settings. Privacy Policy