Bulletin of the American Physical Society

Joint Fall 2011 Meeting of the APS New England Section and the New England Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers (NES/AAPT)

Volume 56, Number 17

Friday–Saturday, November 18–19, 2011; Amherst, Massachusetts

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Session K1: AAPT Workshop I: Primer on Ionizing Radiation

Room: Hasbrouck 212

Saturday, November 19, 2011
1:15PM - 3:00PM

K1.00001: Primer on Ionizing Radiation
Margaret E. McCarthy

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Session K2: AAPT Workshop II: Nanoscale Science and Engineering in High School Physics

Room: Integrated Science Building 329

Saturday, November 19, 2011
1:15PM - 3:00PM

K2.00001: Nanoscale Science and Engineering in High School Physics
Robert E. Snyder, Morton M. Sternheim

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Session K3: AAPT Workshop III: Introductory Level Experiements in Electricity: Ideas from Batteries and Bulb Circuits, and from Electric Fields

Room: Hasbrouck 214

Saturday, November 19, 2011
3:00PM - 5:00PM

K3.00001: Introductory Level Experiements in Electricity: Ideas from Batteries and Bulb Circuits, and from Electric Fields
David E.G. Sturm

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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

Joint Fall 2011 Meeting of the APS New England Section and the New England Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers (NES/AAPT)

Volume 56, Number 17

Friday–Saturday, November 18–19, 2011; Amherst, Massachusetts

Session Index

Session K1: AAPT Workshop I: Primer on Ionizing Radiation

Session K2: AAPT Workshop II: Nanoscale Science and Engineering in High School Physics

Session K3: AAPT Workshop III: Introductory Level Experiements in Electricity: Ideas from Batteries and Bulb Circuits, and from Electric Fields

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