- Which units should I teach?
- What order should I teach the units in?
- Is there a unit I should start with?
- How should I order the lessons?
- What labs can be done in this unit?
- Are there demos I can perform?
- Where do projects ties in?
If you're wondering any of those things, I've developed a FREE resource to help you plan and pace your Physics course!
It includes
- considerations for ordering units (some work great as introductory units, others, not so much)
- sample units orders
- lesson sequences for the units
- special teaching notes
- ideas for Physics labs, demos, and projects.
It's all free, with two versions: a PDF for easy printing and a Word file for easy editing.
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