In partnership with the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) we will be offering a summer online course for high school physics and physical science teachers.
There will be a “beginner” course from June 26 – July 9. The course will meet over zoom in the afternoons (eastern time). We will cover some of the “physics of video games” activities, especially activities without trigonometry that can work even in 9th grade classes. We will also go over the STEMcoding Object Tracker which is part of our Data Science initiative.
Following the beginner course there will be an “intermediate” level course from July 10 – July 21 where we will go over physics of video games activities that do include trigonometry. In that sense the intermediate course is aimed at non-AP physics and above.
Here is a link with more information and to sign up for the courses:
https://www.aapt.org/K12/Online_Courses_for_Grad_Credit_and_CEUs.cfm
There is an option to take the courses for grad credit but that is not required and you can receive CEUs instead.
Please consider signing up for the course or contacting teachers that you know about the opportunity!