Modelling scientific concepts in the school grounds

By Kostas Vourlias, Fanny Seroglou

Issue 361 | Page 63 | Published Jan 2016

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Forces, motion, electricity, atomic physics and wave effects can be illustrated using outdoor student activities.

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