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Electrical Phenomena Podcast

New Physics Teachers and Student Physics Teachers...

I have uploaded a new podcast that can help you with identifying and correcting student misconceptions with electrical phenomena, specifically electricity and charging. As always, please comment when finished!

http://parallax387.podbean.com/mf/web/ajmpqs/alaimo1.mp3

THANKS,

Jeff

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