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Physics with G

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I have been teaching AP and Honors physics for over 10 years as well as astrophysics labs at the collegiate level. I am AP certified by the College Board. I have an undergraduate degree in Secondary Education Physics with a minor in Mathematics from Pennsylvania State University, a Master's Degree in STEM Education from the University of Maryland, and a Master's of Applied Physics at John's Hopkin's Whiting School of Engineering with focuses in Material Sciences and Space Systems. I have published work in the Journal of Teacher Action Research, titled: Determining the Effects of Cooperative Problem-Solving in a High School Physics Setting on the Students’ Confidence, Achievement, and Participation
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Preview of Intro to Earth Science: Interactive Notebook Unit Bundle

Intro to Earth Science: Interactive Notebook Unit Bundle

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Physics with G
How to use these resources:In my course, I built an interactive notebook in a binder to help deal with that one thing about traditional Interactive Notebooks we all hate...skipping pages for makeup work. The traditional notebook did not have the flexibility I wanted and the students found them really difficult to manage at times. Sometimes staring at a blank notebook page is just too intimidating. By creating a notebook system that I could simply print and hole punch for students I gained the fl
Preview of Intro to Earth Science Interactive Notebook Lesson 1 Units Measuring and Graphs

Intro to Earth Science Interactive Notebook Lesson 1 Units Measuring and Graphs

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Physics with G
How to use these resources:In my course, I built an interactive notebook in a binder to help deal with that one thing about traditional Interactive Notebooks we all hate...skipping pages for makeup work. The traditional notebook did not have the flexibility I wanted and the students found them really difficult to manage at times. Sometimes staring at a blank notebook page is just too intimidating. By creating a notebook system that I could simply print and hole punch for students I gained the fl
Preview of Intro to Earth Science Interactive Notebook Lesson 4: Unit Review and Assessment

Intro to Earth Science Interactive Notebook Lesson 4: Unit Review and Assessment

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Physics with G
How to use these resources:In my course, I built an interactive notebook in a binder to help deal with that one thing about traditional Interactive Notebooks we all hate...skipping pages for makeup work. The traditional notebook did not have the flexibility I wanted and the students found them really difficult to manage at times. Sometimes staring at a blank notebook page is just too intimidating. By creating a notebook system that I could simply print and hole punch for students I gained the fl
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Experience

I have been teaching AP and Honors physics for over 10 years as well as astrophysics labs at the collegiate level. I am AP certified by the College Board. I have an undergraduate degree in Secondary Education Physics with a minor in Mathematics from Pennsylvania State University, a Master's Degree in STEM Education from the University of Maryland, and a Master's of Applied Physics at John's Hopkin's Whiting School of Engineering with focuses in Material Sciences and Space Systems. I have published work in the Journal of Teacher Action Research, titled: Determining the Effects of Cooperative Problem-Solving in a High School Physics Setting on the Students’ Confidence, Achievement, and Participation

Teaching style

I believe in an inquiry-based, collaborative style of teaching. In my classroom students are pushed to answer higher-order thinking questions while engaging in content-specific discourse with their peers and teacher. I believe in creating content that is diverse, inclusive and creates a safe and productive learning environment for students.

My own education history

I have an undergraduate degree in Secondary Education Physics with a minor in Mathematics from Pennsylvania State University, a Master's Degree in STEM Education from the University of Maryland, and a Master's of Applied Physics at John's Hopkin's Whiting School of Engineering with focuses in Material Sciences and Space Systems. I have published work in the Journal of Teacher Action Research, titled: Determining the Effects of Cooperative Problem-Solving in a High School Physics Setting on the Students’ Confidence, Achievement, and Participation

Additional biographical information

please feel free to contact me at physicswithmsg@gmail.com