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most citedTeaching Einsteinian Physics at Schools: Part 1, Models and Analogies for Relativity

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physics.ed-ph2017★ 4 cited

Evaluation of 14 to 15 Year Old Students' Understanding and Attitude towards Learning Einsteinian Physics

Tejinder Kaur, David Blair, Ron Burman +6

There is an increasing recognition regarding of the importance of introducing modern Einsteinian concepts early in science education. This study investigates the efficacy of an inn…

physics.ed-ph2017

Gender response to Einsteinian physics interventions in School

Tejinder Kaur, David Blair, Rahul Kumar Choudhary +3

There is growing interest in the introduction of Einsteinian concepts of space, time, light and gravity across the entire school curriculum. We have developed intervention programs…

physics.ed-ph2017★ 23 cited

Teaching Einsteinian Physics at Schools: Part 3, Review of Research Outcomes

Tejinder Kaur, David Blair, John Moschilla +2

This paper reviews research results obtained from Einsteinian physics programs run by different instructors with Years 6, 9, 10 and 11 students using the models and analogies descr…

physics.ed-ph2017★ 35 cited

Teaching Einsteinian Physics at Schools: Part 2, Models and Analogies for Quantum Physics

Tejinder Kaur, David Blair, John Moschilla +1

The Einstein-First project approaches the teaching of Einsteinian physics through the use of physical models and analogies. This paper presents an approach to the teaching of quant…

physics.ed-ph2017★ 65 cited

Teaching Einsteinian Physics at Schools: Part 1, Models and Analogies for Relativity

Tejinder Kaur, David Blair, John Moschilla +2

The Einstein-First project aims to change the paradigm of school science teaching through the introduction of modern Einsteinian concepts of space and time, gravity and quanta at a…

physics.ed-ph2017

Teaching the Einsteinian gravity paradigm

Tejinder Kaur, David Blair, Ron Burman +8

While Newtonian gravity is an adequate model for current geophysical exploration, Einsteinian gravity, based on the connection between free fall and warped time, has superseded New…