New online resource will help schools and pupils build specialist maths and physics skills. Isaac is a bespoke tool for teachers and their students as they transition from GCSE (Y11) through to Sixth Form (Y12 & 13) and on to university. We want Isaac Physics to be particularly useful for students in schools that struggle to deliver specialist maths and physics teaching. Professor Mark Warner, Co-Director of the Rutherford School Physics Partnership School physics students and their teachers can now tackle an interactive library of problems designed to develop their physics and maths problem-solving skills, thanks to isaacphysics.org, the latest strand of the Rutherford School Physics Partnership. An open online course, isaacphysics.org challenges participants to solve a series of physics and maths problems, each tailored to the individual’s skills and experience. Questions are supported by hints and tips from Cambridge physics staff and undergraduates. Isaac is a bespoke tool for teachers and their students as they transition from GCSE (Y11) through to Sixth Form (Y12 & 13) and on to university. - See more at: cam.ac.uk/news/website-helps-maths-and-physics-school-students-work-it-out#sthash.KxtSbN5k.dpuf
Posted on: Thu, 02 Oct 2014 09:30:15 +0000
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