Revised Nuffield Advanced Physics Teachers’ Guide 2: Units H to L
Published by the Nuffield Foundation, the Revised Advanced Nuffield Physics included a plan summarising the relationship of the work to topics covered earlier for each of the units. The guidance offered many teaching suggestions, including details of the suggested experiments and demonstrations. There were references to other resources, for example, books,
videos, and computer programs. Full answers to the questions in the students' guide were also provided.
Contents
• Introduction
Unit H: Magnetic fields and a.c.
Unit I: Linear electronics, feedback and control
Unit J: Electromagnetic waves
Unit K: Energy and entropy
Unit L: Waves, particles and atoms
• Answers to questions
• Reference material
• Appendices
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5/5- 1980 - 1989
- Teacher guidance
- 5/5
- 1980 - 1989
- Open-ended task
Resource author
Resource by: Nuffield Foundation
Collections
The resource is part of Nuffield Foundation,Longman
- Revised Nuffield Advanced Physics
- Revised Nuffield Advanced Physics: Guides for Students and Teachers
- Revised Nuffield Advanced Physics Teachers’ Guide 2: Units H to L
CPD links
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Cleapss: radiation protection supervisor training
Science Learning Centre Yorkshire and the Humber
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Getting to grips with A level physics
Science Learning Centre East Midlands - University of Leicester plus online CPD element
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Getting to the heart of matter?
Science Learning Centre North West - Didsbury Site (Manchester)
Comments
The magnetism and ac section is excellent and still useful, as is the electromagnetic waves section. The others are of some interest but better and more up to date materials now exist (all drawing on this work!) for uk syllabi for the other topics.