Non-Profit Launches Interactive Simulations for K-12 Physics
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The CK-12 Foundation today announced the launch of a new simulations module that uses interactivity to increase student engagement for the CK-12 STEM platform.
Examples of CK-12 sims include “stadium wave,” a simulation of fans in a stadium to learn about wave speed and wave interference, and “prom night”, a simulation of a student seeing themselves dressed up for prom in front a full length mirror to learn about plane mirrors and the law of reflection.
Challenge questions are built into each of the CK-12 sims to test student understanding and reinforce learning concepts.
The new CK-12 physics simulations are now available for free on the CK-12 website.
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