Welcome
to my blog, Lincoln Physics. Thanks for stopping by!
What
is the purpose of this blog?
To
share resources, fun facts, excellent videos, teaching tips, lab and demo
examples, and general advice for physics instructional design. The blog will
also include book reviews, cool photos, and any physics musings on my mind.
Sometimes
I will answer questions from my readers. I will share insights into common
questions, issues or problems mentioned by teachers I meet at my SC-AAPT New PhysicsTeacher Workshop or conferences.
Why
should you become a regular reader or follower of this blog?
Lincoln
Physics is Engaging. Entertaining. Interactive.
This
blog is for the physics teacher, professor, or physics enthusiast—even you,
yeah you over there, who has just a passing curiosity in physics, but wants to
learn more.
Who
is your host on this journey into the blogosphere?
James
Lincoln, an educator with a Master’s in Physics from Cal State Long Beach, a Master's of Education from UCLA and a B.S. in Physics from UCLA.
Here I am on "Mars," making a video on the Big Island of Hawaii
Can you guess where I am?
Can you guess where I am?
The
two accomplishments I am most proud of right now are teaching for ten years—a
whole decade! And leading the SC-AAPT New Physics Teacher Workshop.
Enough
of that, this is a blog, not a resume—you will get to know me more as the blog
entries pile up in a pyramid of brilliance.
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