Effectiveness of Computer Simulations in Physics Teaching/Learning - Tadesse, Aklilu Tilahun
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Could Computer Simulations enhance Physics achievement of students? This book deals with the effect of using computer simulations on undergraduate students' achievement in physics theoretical and practical lessons. Using student pre/posttest results as a source of data, the book tried to show how students achievement was enhanced when physics lessons were supported by computer simulations first in theoretical lessons and then in practical lessons. The study on physics theoretical lessons was made to investigate the effectiveness of computer simulation assisted instructions over traditional…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Could Computer Simulations enhance Physics achievement of students? This book deals with the effect of using computer simulations on undergraduate students' achievement in physics theoretical and practical lessons. Using student pre/posttest results as a source of data, the book tried to show how students achievement was enhanced when physics lessons were supported by computer simulations first in theoretical lessons and then in practical lessons. The study on physics theoretical lessons was made to investigate the effectiveness of computer simulation assisted instructions over traditional instructional methods in enhancing students achievement, whereas the study on practical lessons was carried out to identify which sequence would work better in physics practical lessons, computer simulated experiments followed by real laboratory experimental activities or real experimental activities followed by computer simulated experiments.
Autorenporträt
Aklilu is a lecturer at Arba Minch University, Department of Physics. Since 2006 he has been working in the department. He obtained his M.Ed degree in Physics from Addis Ababa University in 2010 and his BSc degree in Applied Physics from Hawassa University in 2005. He has six papers presented in conferences, two internationally and four nationally.