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11 years teaching AP Physics 1, 2 ,C:Mechanics, General Physics, Astronomy, and Physical Science
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Preview of AP Physics C: Lecture Notes (Entire Year)

AP Physics C: Lecture Notes (Entire Year)

This file contains lecture notes for the entire AP Physics C: Mechanics Course or Calculus-based College Physics course: Mechanics. These notes are the perfect tool for studying and reviewing for the AP Physics Exam or they can serve as study guides for your college physics class. These notes have definitions, equations, concepts, and tips that can be used as unit handouts or studying tools for exams or quizzes. I have attached the 1st Unit: Kinematics, in the preview! ENJOY * FOR FREE PHYSI
Preview of Stellar Parallax Worksheet

Stellar Parallax Worksheet

Stellar parallax is the apparent shift of position of any nearby celestial body against the background of distant stars. Astronomers use parallax to measure distances to nearby stars and celestial objects by using trigonometry! This worksheet contains 20 problems that deal with parallax. Each problem has been worked out on a key that is attached to the back of this file. This is a great way to have your students using real-life astronomical data to find the distances to stars. Topics:Basic Para
Preview of Stellar Parallax Lab

Stellar Parallax Lab

Stellar parallax is the apparent shift of position of any nearby star (or other object) against the background of distant objects. Astronomers can calculate this shift and by using trigonometry, they can calculate the distance to that object. This lab will have your students calculating the distance to a makeshift star by using parallax angles. This file has a detailed handout that outlines this lab, cut-outs, and a detailed teacher's manual. Enjoy!
Preview of Stellar Parallax PowerPoint

Stellar Parallax PowerPoint

Stellar parallax is the apparent shift of position of any nearby star against the background of distant objects. Astronomers use parallax to measure distances to nearby stars and celestial objects. This PowerPoint will walk your students through every step in finding Stellar Parallax. This 21 slide PowerPoint is full of images, gifs, definitions, accurate facts, video links, and has numerous worked out example problems. Stellar Parallax is a very important tool that modern-day astronomers used
Preview of Stellar Parallax Examples
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Stellar Parallax Examples

This Astronomy & Physics tutorial will show you how to do stellar parallax problems. Parallax the effect whereby the position or direction of an object appears to differ when viewed from different positions. This effect can be used to find distances to far off celestial bodies.
Preview of Transit Venus: Derivation of the Astronomical Unit
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Transit Venus: Derivation of the Astronomical Unit

This Astronomy & Physics tutorial will show you how to derive the Astronomical Unit by using data from the Transit of Venus. This experiment and calculation let scientists know the exact distance the Earth is from the Sun. This allowed us to accurate scale the solar system and help us understand our place in the Universe.
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11 years teaching AP Physics 1, 2 ,C:Mechanics, General Physics, Astronomy, and Physical Science

Teaching style

I believe in a hands on approach to learning! I really focus on advanced and detailed labs in my classroom and I always try to have my students out of their seats! Remember, Physics is just spicy math!!

Awards & shining teacher moments

-Best of Bristol (Educator) Finalist -National Association of Rocketry (NAR) Robert L. Cannon Educator Award

My own education history

-BS Physics & Mathematics- King University -M.Ed Curriculum & Instruction- King University

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YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmehpfsnSPk6C5eUzR6dq6A?view_as=subscriber https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2011IBVS.5962....1B/abstract