After realizing that podcasts can be a good method of teaching physics, I searched internet to find physics related podcasts.
I am surprised to see that google found around 308 thousand websites and I never visited them. Later is better than never. Therefore I would like to share some of those websites:
http://www.podfeed.net/tags/physics A podcast site with tons of physics related podcast about any general physics discussions. you can enjoy the podcasts and learnhow physics effect our life.
http://www.podcastdirectory.com/podcasts/111957 Physics related podcasts about teaching high school physics. If you need to listen physics from a different teacher, than this website is a perfect choice.
Enjoy these websites and write a comment if you found out enjoyable, funny, engaging physics related podcasts.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Profiling the Students of Today
Digital learners are categorized as digital natives and digital immigrants. Marc Prensky defines digital natives as: people who have grown up in a technology-rich world and digital immigrants as: people who were adapting to new technology along the way.
I asked my grade 12 students to complete a survey and interviewed with one of them. As a result, I found out that my students are digital natives. They met with technological devices in their early ages and they feel comfortable with technology. Finally, I created a podcast that summarize my findings about today's students.
You can listen my podcast from this Profiling the Students of Today link or from the audio player below
I asked my grade 12 students to complete a survey and interviewed with one of them. As a result, I found out that my students are digital natives. They met with technological devices in their early ages and they feel comfortable with technology. Finally, I created a podcast that summarize my findings about today's students.
You can listen my podcast from this Profiling the Students of Today link or from the audio player below
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