VirtualPhysics suggests an alternative way of teaching physics in school. Using virtual environments, the program simulates a high-end workshop, through which students can perform advanced experiments that require expensive apparatus, or simply could not be completed in an ordinary laboratory. Relying on virtual experiments and accurate representations of physical phenomena, VirtualPhysics strives to recreate as precise as possible the conditions and processes that illustrate the laws of physics.

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Learning from the real world has magnetic appeal for students. That’s one reason why the newspaper is the perfect teaching tool. In addition, using a newspaper in the classroom improves student vocabulary skills, increases knowledge and encourages a positive attitude toward learning. In the other hand teach that the newspaper reporting has a style and a language of its own.

Every school year students in grades 7 - 9 at our school practise the irregular verbs in order to automate the use of them both in written and spoken English.

In this project students will work in a subject integrated way. They will enhance their knowledge of an important historical period with the help of a blog-based role play.
Each student will create a character of their own, an avatar, in the city of Rosenheim, situated in the south of Germany. The character will live, act and reflect on events in Rosenheim, in Germany and in the world during the time period of 1919 – 1945. The identity of the writer (the student) will be kept secret from the readers of the blog.

There are more and more content online in the world. It is important for the students to understand how to use the web search effectively to find quality sources appropriate to their task. We've created this lesson to help our students in their schoolwork and beyond

10 minutes – create, in a graphic editor, an object then map the object so that it meets these properties
a) No fixed points and it is not congruent mapping
b) No fixed points and it is congruent mapping
c) One fixed point and it is not congruent mapping
d) One fixed point and it is congruent mapping