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Simple Science provides instructional materials in physics for problem-based learning. We offer two types of activities: a) phenomenon discovery and modelling and b) problem solving. Phenomenon discovery and modelling activities introduce foundational concepts. Problem solving activities aim to develop problem-solving skills.
1027 Pandora Avenue, V8V 3P6, Victoria, Canada
3.7
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Simple Science is an excellent new pedagogical tool. I have already used it in one of my Physics labs, and I intend to use their phenomenon discovery and modeling activities in the classroom. The interface is easy to use and has just the right amount of information: enough to explain the concepts but not cluttered like most textbooks.
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