Higher-Level Thinking in Advanced Physics Laboratories

  • Baker B
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Abstract

The advanced physics laboratory is a stimulating environment for cultivating creativity and investigating scientific questions. To encourage students to develop higher-level thinking skills in this context, several projects ranging from designing and building an amplifier to implementing a circuit to measure solar insolation are proposed. As students engage in these projects, they expand their skills in designing experiments, building and troubleshooting apparatus, and modeling and interpreting data.

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Baker, B. (2023). Higher-Level Thinking in Advanced Physics Laboratories. In Critical Thinking in the Physics Curriculum (pp. 6-1-6–8). AIP Publishing LLCMelville, New York. https://doi.org/10.1063/9780735424234_006

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