Angry Birds Make Good Students Studying Physics

Within 30 minutes, students can IMMEDIATELY grasp the primary key of themovement of projectiles.

Addiction to play Angry Birds? Anyone WHO tries to play Angry Birds That Potentiallyaddictive gaming experience is now popular all over the world. For that reason, ascience teacher from the Westminster Schools in Atlanta, United States try to takeadvantage of Angry Birds to teach. "What laws of physics apply in the world ThatAngry Birds?," Said John Burk, professor of physics at the ninth grade students. Hethen allowed the students to be 'first' to find the answer. Deperti quoted from the GoodEducation, July 11, 2011, Burk began wanting to use Angry Birds in the class beganlate last year and started to write blogs about teaching physics using the game.According to Burk, since how to play the game is to catapult the birds into the water,then it Becomes the perfect tool for teaching projectile motion to law students. 30minutes, students can instantly Understand fully what he wrote in his blog That "twokey ingredients of projectile motion: the horizontal component of motion is constantacceleration, while the vertical component is constant acceleration." Then, whetherthe students directly to practice with using phones in class? Apparently not. The mainreason why the Angry Birds managed to Become popular educational tools forteachers of physics worldwide is Because Google Chrome provides the game on theInternet. Steps taken by Google is easy teacher and student use in class and analyzescientifically the launch of the birds into the water. For students, Burk said, TheyBecame eager to learn physics Because Angry Birds. Even the students want tobring more technology Burk other games in the classroom. So, what candidate thenext game? Tiny Wings?

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