A list of Physics websites by Singapore teachers
I had the pleasure of making the acquaintance of a fellow Singaporean physics teacher who has also created his own website to host his teaching and learning resources at...
Teaching Resources
Famous Physicists according to topic
To incorporate elements of the Nature of Science in our teaching, we often talk about some of the scientists who have contributed to the discoveries that led to an understanding...
Template for Creating GeoGebra Animations
In an introductory sharing for the use of GeoGebra to my colleagues, I have prepared a simple template for them to try their hands at animations of points and other elements. You...
GeoGebra in SLS
Useful Links for Learning about using GeoGebra in SLS. Instructions on how to embed GeoGebra into SLS via iframe (recommended) (Method 1). Instructions on how to upload GeoGebra...
Geogebra Apps for Singapore Physics
I've curated a series of Geogebra apps that are relevant and useful for the instructional objectives under the Singapore-Cambridge GCE 'O' and 'A' level syllabi. Some of these...
Physics Flipped Classroom and Thinking Routines
2nd Anglican High School National Symposium Sharing by Mr Cheah Chien Lead. Mdm Hidayah from AHS Flipped classroom for heat capacity (videos - asked students to search for videos,...
Using Socrative for Pop Quizzes
Since almost every student owns a smartphone in SIngapore now, it has become possible for us to gather instant feedback or conduct an on-the-spot formative assessment to identify...
Make Your Own Comic Strip for Teaching!
A concept cartoon is an innovative way of eliciting discussions about science concepts. For example, it can present differing views on a scientific phenomenon from different...
P-N Junction
The following is the transcript for a video that I will be making to explain how a P-N junction works. A p-n junction, as the name suggests, is the boundary between two types of...
Learning about Sound with Audacity
Audacity is a free audio recording and editing software downloadable from http://audacity.sourceforge.net . It is cross-platform meaning you can run it on PC or Mac. Once you have...
Squishy Circuits
image taken from http://courseweb.stthomas.edu/apthomas/SquishyCircuits/howTo.htm I came across this Ted video on Squishy Circuits, presented by AnnMarie Thomas from the...
Wave-Particle Duality of Electrons
I find this video easy to understand and it may be useful for students to appreciate the wave property of matter and how it is observed via interference. The video ends with...