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The Physics Teacher -- February 2003 -- Volume 41, Issue 2, pp. 104

A Physics Teacher in Europe

Duane S. Nickell

Franklin Central High School, Indianapolis, IN

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Last summer, I had the good fortune of winning a fellowship to take a scientific tour of Europe.1 My goal was to learn more about the people whose work I have studied and taught throughout my professional career — scientists like Galileo, Newton, and Einstein, whose work has revealed the beauty, grandeur, and comprehensibility of the universe. Below, I list and describe some of the highlights of my trip. The four cities listed are among those commonly visited by tourists.

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physics education, history, teacher training, societies

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Online Jan 2003

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